sinha et al 2018 liposomal glutathione pilot study

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Furthermore, specific AHR-activating ligands derived from the microbiome or diet have shown efficacy in ameliorating colitis in models such as DSS, TNBS, and T-cell transfer (Monteleone et al., 2011