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Foxo3a tempers excessive glutaminolysis in activated T cells to prevent fatal gut inflammation in the murine IL-10−/− model of colitis
Mutations in susceptibility alleles correlate with gut-inflammatory diseases, such as Crohn's disease; however, this does not often impact the disease progression indicating the existence of compensatory genes. We show that a reduction in Foxo3a expression in IL-10-deficient mice results in a sponta
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