IMPACT OF ANTIBIOTIC-INDUCED MICROBIOTA DEPLETION ON SMALL BOWEL EXCITATORY AND INHIBITORY NEUROMUSCULAR PATHWAYS IN ADOLESCENT MICE

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Caputi, Valentina
Marsilio, Ilaria
Cerantola, Silvia
Filpa, Viviana
Lante, Isabella
Debetto, Patrizia
Orso, Genny
Crema, Francesca
Colucci, Rocchina
Giaroni, Cristina
Giron, Maria Cecilia
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10.1016/S0016-5085(17)32476-9
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