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Study Reveals Piece In The Celiac Puzzle


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Autoimmune disease trigger possibly found

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> By Euna Lhee

> Sun reporter

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> July 31 2008

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> Maryland researchers have identified a key receptor in the intestine that

> can trigger celiac disease, and they hope their findings can be applied to

> other autoimmune disorders, such as Type 1 diabetes and multiple > sclerosis.

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> The complete article can be viewed at:

> Open Original Shared Link

> 31,0,6130837.story

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> Visit baltimoresun.com at Open Original Shared Link


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Thought I'd fix your link, so anyone interested can go straight to the story. :)

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Thought I'd fix your link, so anyone interested can go straight to the story. :)

Open Original Shared Link

THANK YOU.. I FOUND OUT A FEW HOURS AFFTER I POSTED IT..

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