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ADTU-05 Gut microbial composition in the migrant south-asian IBD population in UK

Georgios Gkoutos

The Centre for Computational Biology
Cancer and Genomic Sciences

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Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2018

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Gkoutos, G. (2018). ADTU-05 Gut microbial composition in the migrant south-asian IBD population in UK.

Gkoutos, Georgios. / ADTU-05 Gut microbial composition in the migrant south-asian IBD population in UK. 2018.

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