Gene alterations and intestinal mucosal changes following growth factor and omega-3 exposure in a rat model of inflammatory bowel disease

Keyphrases

• 3-regular 14%
• Adult Female 14%
• Aquaporin 14%
• ATP-binding Cassette Transporter A1 (ABCA1) 14%
• Bowel 28%
• Colon 14%
• Combined Exposure 14%
• Cytokine Levels 14%
• Enriched Feed 28%
• Gene Alteration 100%
• Gene chip 14%
• Gene Family 14%
• Growth Factors 100%
• Hepatocyte Growth Factor 85%
• HLA-B27 14%
• Identified Genes 14%
• Ileum 14%
• Immunologic Factors 14%
• Inflammation Level 14%
• Inflammatory Bowel Disease 100%
• Intestinal Failure 14%
• Intestinal mucosa 100%
• Matrix Metalloproteinases 14%
• Microarray Gene 14%
• Mucosa 14%
• Mucosal Changes 100%
• Omega-3 100%
• Protein Factor 14%
• Protein Family 14%
• Rat Model 100%
• Solute Carrier Proteins 42%
• Statistical Analysis 14%
• Synergism 14%
• Synergistic Effect 42%
• Transgenic 14%
• Vascular Density 14%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• ABC Transporter 14%
• Aquaporin 14%
• Colon 14%
• Cytokine 14%
• Gene Mutation 100%
• Growth Factor 100%
• Hepatocyte Growth Factor 85%
• HLA-B27 Transgenic Rat 14%
• Ileum 14%
• Matrix Metalloproteinase 14%
• Microarrays 14%
• Mitochondrial Membrane Transport Protein 42%
• Mucosa 14%
• Multigene Family 14%
• Omega 3 Fatty Acid 100%
• Protein Family 14%
• Rat Model 100%
• RNA 14%

Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine

• Growth Factor 100%
• Hepatocyte Growth Factor 100%
• Rat 100%