Prevalence of Celiac Disease in Adult I.D.D.M. by Using lgA Anti-Gliadin Autoantibodies as a Serological Marker
Akram Mary Habib;
Abstract
Celiac disease, the . most • common food sensitive enteropathy in humans, can be defined as a permanent intolerance to gliadin and related proteins is characterized by the presence of histopathologic abnormalities localized in the proximal small intestine. Genetic, immunologic and environmental factors are necessary for the expression of the disease.
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| Title | Prevalence of Celiac Disease in Adult I.D.D.M. by Using lgA Anti-Gliadin Autoantibodies as a Serological Marker | Other Titles | تحديد نسبةانتشار المرض الجوفى لدى البالغين من مرضى السكر من النوع الاول المعتمد على الانسولين بواسطة استخدام الاجسام المضادة للجليادين | Authors | Akram Mary Habib | Issue Date | 2001 |
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