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Scientists grow mini-guts to study Crohn s disease | Richmond and Twickenham Times

Around one in 350 people in the UK have the lifelong condition which is characterised by inflammation of the digestive tract.

United kingdomArthur hattRobert heuschkelMatthias zilbauerUniversity of cambridgeTranslational research in intestinal physiologyResearch councilFoundation trustStem cell instituteMilner therapeutics instituteCambridge university hospitalsSian hattTranslational researchIntestinal physiologyProf zilbauerMedical research council

Lab-grown mini-guts could help in development of new and more personalized treatments for Crohn s disease

Cambridge scientists have grown mini-guts in the lab to help understand Crohn s disease, showing that switches that modify DNA in gut cells play an important role in the disease and how it presents in patients.

United kingdomMatthias zilbauerRobert heuschkelFoundation trustCambridge university hospitalsMilner therapeutics instituteThomas dennison university of cambridgeResearch councilUniversity of cambridgeStem cell institutePediatric gastroenterologyProfessor zilbauerConsultant pediatric gastroenterologistMedical research

Scientists grow mini-guts to study Crohn s disease | Brent & Kilburn Times

Around one in 350 people in the UK have the lifelong condition which is characterised by inflammation of the digestive tract.

United kingdomArthur hattRobert heuschkelMatthias zilbauerTranslational research in intestinal physiologyCambridge university hospitalsMilner therapeutics instituteUniversity of cambridgeResearch councilFoundation trustStem cell instituteSian hattTranslational researchIntestinal physiologyProf zilbauerMedical research council

Scientists grow mini-guts to study Crohn s disease | Harwich and Manningtree Standard

Around one in 350 people in the UK have the lifelong condition which is characterised by inflammation of the digestive tract.

United kingdomMatthias zilbauerRobert heuschkelArthur hattStem cell instituteUniversity of cambridgeResearch councilFoundation trustTranslational research in intestinal physiologyCambridge university hospitalsMilner therapeutics instituteSian hattTranslational researchIntestinal physiologyProf zilbauerMedical research council

Scientists grow mini-guts to study Crohn s disease | Clacton and Frinton Gazette

Around one in 350 people in the UK have the lifelong condition which is characterised by inflammation of the digestive tract.

United kingdomArthur hattMatthias zilbauerRobert heuschkelCambridge university hospitalsTranslational research in intestinal physiologyMilner therapeutics instituteStem cell instituteUniversity of cambridgeResearch councilFoundation trustSian hattTranslational researchIntestinal physiologyProf zilbauerMedical research council

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