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Stool Gluten Peptide Detection Is Superior to Urinary Analysis, Coeliac Serology, Dietary Adherence Scores and Symptoms in the Detection of Intermittent Gluten Exposure in Coeliac Disease: A Randomised, Placebo-Controlled, Low-Dose Gluten Challenge Study by Russell, Amy K, Lucas, Erin C, Henneken, Lee M, Pizzey, Catherine J, Clarke, Dean, Myleus, Anna, Tye-Din, Jason A

“…Monitoring adherence to a gluten-free diet is an important goal of coeliac disease management. Urine and stool gluten immunogenic peptide (GIP) assays provide…”
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Enzyme therapy for management of coeliac disease by Cornell, Hugh J., MacRae, Finlay A., Melny, Joy, Pizzey, Catherine J., Cook, Fiona, Mason, Sandra, Bhathal, Prithi S., Stelmasiak, Teodor

“…Objective. Enzyme therapy based on animal digestive extracts was investigated as a means of completely digesting toxic residues from gluten in the small…”
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Tu1902 STOOL GLUTEN IMMUNOGENIC PEPTIDE DETECTION IS HIGHLY SENSITIVE AFTER LOW-DOSE GLUTEN CHALLENGE AND REVEALS A HIGH BACKGROUND RATE OF UNINTENDED GLUTEN INTAKE IN TREATED CELIAC DISEASE by Russell, Amy, Lucas, Erin C., Henneken, Lee, Pizzey, Catherine, Moscatelli, Olivia, Apputhurai, Pragalathan, Halmos, Emma P., Myleus, Anna, Tye-Din, Jason A.

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Gluten in “gluten‐free” manufactured foods in Australia: a cross‐sectional study by Halmos, Emma P, Clarke, Dean, Pizzey, Catherine, Tye‐Din, Jason A

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Consistency in Polyclonal T-cell Responses to Gluten Between Children and Adults With Celiac Disease by Hardy, Melinda Y, Girardin, Adam, Pizzey, Catherine, Cameron, Donald J, Watson, Katherine A, Picascia, Stefania, Auricchio, Renata, Greco, Luigi, Gianfrani, Carmen, La Gruta, Nicole L, Anderson, Robert P, Tye-Din, Jason A

“…Background & Aims Developing antigen-specific approaches for diagnosis and treatment of celiac disease requires a detailed understanding of the specificity of…”
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Combining wheat bran with resistant starch has more beneficial effects on fecal indexes than does wheat bran alone by Muir, J.G, Yeow, E.G.W, Keogh, J, Pizzey, C, Bird, A.R, Sharpe, K, O'Dea, K, Macrae, F.A

“…Background: Wheat bran (WB) increases fecal bulk and hastens colonic transit, whereas resistant starch (RS) has effects on colonic fermentation, including…”
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Combining wheat germ with resistant starch has more beneficial effects on fecal indexes than does wheat bran alone by Muir, Jane G, Yeow, Elaine G W, Keogh, Jennifer, Pizzey, Catherine, Bird, Anthony R

“…Background: Wheat bran (WB) increases fecal bulk and hastens colonic transit, whereas resistant starch (RS) has effects on colonic fermentation, including…”
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Combining wheat bran with resistant starch has more beneficial effects on fecal indexes than does wheat bran alone123 by Muir, Jane G, Yeow, Elaine GW, Keogh, Jennifer, Pizzey, Catherine, Bird, Anthony R, Sharpe, Ken, O'Dea, Kerin, Macrae, Finlay A

“…Wheat bran (WB) increases fecal bulk and hastens colonic transit, whereas resistant starch (RS) has effects on colonic fermentation, including increasing…”
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