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Fundic Gland Cysts in Atp4a−/− Mice Mimic Fundic Gland Polyps in Humans

CARLOS A. RUBIO and MARIAN L. MILLER
In Vivo November 2009, 23 (6) 979-981;
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    The gastric mucosa in 8-, 12- and 20-month-old wild-type Atp4a(+/+) and in Atp4a(−/−) female mice. Note the appearance of fundic gland cysts at 8 months (arrows) and the massive increase in the number of confluent large cysts at 20 months.

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