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Biogenic amines as a diagnostic biomarker in inflammatory bowel diseases
Research has shown that polyamines obtained mainly from the diet and digestive tract bacterial source, involved in the development and maturation of intestinal epithelial tropism, both in animals and in infants. Such polyamines may play an important role in the physiology of inflammatory bowel disea
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