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spellingShingle Malcomson, Fiona C., Willis, Naomi D., Mathers, John C., Proceedings of the Nutrition Society, Is resistant starch protective against colorectal cancer via modulation of the WNT signalling pathway?, Nutrition and Dietetics, Medicine (miscellaneous)
title Is resistant starch protective against colorectal cancer via modulation of the WNT signalling pathway?
title_full Is resistant starch protective against colorectal cancer via modulation of the WNT signalling pathway?
title_fullStr Is resistant starch protective against colorectal cancer via modulation of the WNT signalling pathway?
title_full_unstemmed Is resistant starch protective against colorectal cancer via modulation of the WNT signalling pathway?
title_short Is resistant starch protective against colorectal cancer via modulation of the WNT signalling pathway?
title_sort is resistant starch protective against colorectal cancer via modulation of the wnt signalling pathway?
title_unstemmed Is resistant starch protective against colorectal cancer via modulation of the WNT signalling pathway?
topic Nutrition and Dietetics, Medicine (miscellaneous)
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