<p>Andrew Patterson and Gary Perdew of the Pennsylvania State University in the U.S. will investigate the ability of the aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AHR) to modulate intestinal inflammation and general intestine health, and they will test in a mouse model whether natural AHR activators given to nursing mothers provide protection to pups from experimental intestinal inflammation.</p>


Andrew Patterson and Gary Perdew of the Pennsylvania State University in the U.S. will investigate the ability of the aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AHR) to modulate intestinal inflammation and general intestine health, and they will test in a mouse model whether natural AHR activators given to nursing mothers provide protection to pups from experimental intestinal inflammation.

Modulation of AHR Activity for Intestinal Health in Children

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