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Single Cell Analysis of Patients with Perianal Chron’s Disease

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Ferguson, Katherine Elizabeth
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Goodisman, Michael
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Perianal Chron’s Disease is a debilitating form of Chron’s Disease that often involves rectal tissue in its manifestation in the body. There is a greater need for understanding of the role of the epithelial tissue in the rectum in the pathology of Chron’s Disease. This study aims to determine cellular make-up of rectal-derived organoids grown from Chron’s Disease patients. Through the use of single-cell transcriptomics, this study will determine the cell types present in four rectal-derived organoids and use differential expression to analyze differences in epithelial tissue of Chron’s Disease patients in comparison to a healthy individual.
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2020-05
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