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Genetic Spatial Mapping Reveals Connections Between Shared Inflammatory Bowel Disease Susceptibility and Adult Immune-Epithelial Lesion Environments

  • By

  • Guangyi Tao

  • Hanzhe Du

  • Jun Zhao

  • Zhonghe Zeng

  • Junwu Cui

  • Longming Lei

  • July 8, 2026

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Spatial genetic mapping links shared inflammatory bowel disease liability to adult immune–epithelial lesion contexts

  • by Guangyi Tao, Hanzhe Du, Jun Zhao, Zhonghe Zeng, Junwu Cui, Longming Lei

  • July 8, 2026

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