Targeting the Calcium-Sensing Receptor in Chemically Induced Medium-Grade Colitis in Female BALB/C Mice

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Karina Piatek · Medical University of Vienna

Valeriya Gushchina · Medical University of Vienna

Ava Kleinwächter · Medical University of Vienna

Nadja Kupper · Medical University of Vienna

Ildikó Mesteri · Akademie Überlingen (Germany)

Taha Elajnaf · University of Oxford

Luca Iamartino

Abstract

In summary, while NPS 2143 had an anti-inflammatory effect on medium-grade colitis, this effect appeared to be milder than in severe colitis, as observed previously, indicating that the effectiveness of CaSR inhibition as an anti-inflammatory measure in the colon is proportional to disease severity.

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Microscopic Colitis Gastrointestinal motility and disorders Inflammatory Bowel Disease

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Published in: Nutrients

Volume 16, Issue 24, pp. 4362-4362

DOI: 10.3390/nu16244362

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Targeting the Calcium-Sensing Receptor in Chemically Induced Medium-Grade Colitis in Female BALB/C Mice

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