Results of the CAPP1 Study: aspirin and resistant starch are beneficial in familial adenomatous polyposis

Professor Sir John Burn; Pamela Chapman; Julie Coaker; Professor John Mathers

Results of the CAPP1 Study: aspirin and resistant starch are beneficial in familial adenomatous polyposis Lookup NU author(s) Professor Sir John Burn Pamela Chapman Julie Coaker Professor John Mathers



Author(s)		Burn J, Chapman PD, Bishop DT, Dixon R, Turner F, Coaker J, Dunlop MG, Eccles D, Ellis A, Fidalgo P, Vasen HF, Fodde R, Moslein G, Bulow S, Phillips RKS, Bertario L, Evans G, Mathers J
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Publication type		Conference Proceedings (inc. Abstract)
Conference Name		American Journal of Human Genetics: Annual Meeting of the American Society of Human Genetics
Conference Location		Los Angeles, California, USA
Year of Conference		2003
Date		4-8 November 2003
Volume		73 (5)
Pages		202 abstract no. 204

ISBN		15376605




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Publisher		Cell Press

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