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A NOVEL MICROBIALLY-DERIVED PROTEIN CAN BE EXPRESSED IN LACTOCOCCUS LACTIS AND DELIVERED ORALLY TO IMPROVE GUT BARRIER FUNCTION AND PREVENT FIBROGENESIS BY INTERACTING WITH THE EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX DURING GI INJURY by La Chat, Chip La, Nigatu, Eskedar, Messner, Elisabeth, Raja, Bernat Baeza, Desnoyer, Jill, Johnson, Amy Jo, Willcoxon, Michi, Banas, Stefanie, Han, Andrew, DeSantis, Todd, Dabbagh, Karim, Shilova, Irina, Yamamoto, Lynn

“…Abstract Intestinal barrier dysfunction or the loss of the epithelial integrity allowing the permeation of microorganisms, dietary antigens and other particles…”
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Characterization of Four Multidrug Resistance Plasmids Captured from the Sediments of an Urban Coastal Wetland by Botts, Ryan T, Apffel, Brooke A, Walters, C J, Davidson, Kelly E, Echols, Ryan S, Geiger, Michael R, Guzman, Victoria L, Haase, Victoria S, Montana, Michal A, La Chat, Chip A, Mielke, Jenna A, Mullen, Kelly L, Virtue, Cierra C, Brown, Celeste J, Top, Eva M, Cummings, David E

“…Self-transmissible and mobilizable plasmids contribute to the emergence and spread of multidrug-resistant bacteria by enabling the horizontal transfer of…”
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S3356 Microbial-Derived Protein SG-2-0776 Improves Gut Barrier Function and Prevents Fibrosis by Interacting With the Extracellular Matrix During GI Injury by Raja, Bernat Baeza, La Chat, Chip, Desnoyer, Jill, Hannibal, Roberta, Johnson, Amy Jo A., Yamamoto, Lynn, Raack, Edward, Wilcoxon, Michi, Bañas, Stefanie, Chow, Cheryl-Emiliane T., Dabbagh, Karim, Han, Andrew

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Tu1516: IDENTIFICATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF A 1ST IN CLASS NATURALLYDERIVED PROTEIN THAT DRIVES MUCOSAL HEALING AND IS ORALLY DELIVERED BY AN ENGINEERED CELLULAR THERAPY TARGETING THE GASTRO-INTESTINAL TRACT by Shilova, Irina, Chat, Chip La, Nigatu, Eskedar, Messner, Elisabeth, Desnoyer, Jill, Willcoxon, Michi, Banas, Stefanie, Ravichandar, Jayamary Divya, Narayan, Nicole, DeSantis, Todd, Dabbagh, Karim, Yamamoto, Mitsuko L.

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A NOVEL MICROBIALLY-DERIVED PROTEIN CAN BE EXPRESSED IN LACTOCOCCUS LACTIS AND DELIVERED ORALLY TO IMPROVE GUT BARRIER FUNCTION AND PREVENT FIBROGENESIS BY INTERACTING WITH THE EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX DURING GI INJURY by La Chat, Chip, Nigatu, Eskedar, Messner, Elisabeth, Baeza Raja, Bernat, Desnoyer, Jill, Johnson, Amy Jo, Willcoxon, Michi, Banas, Stefanie, Han, Andrew, DeSantis, Todd, Dabbagh, Karim, Shilova, Irina, Yamamoto, Lynn

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