Crohn's Disease MicroRNA Marks Subtypes With Differing Outcomes

Oct 05, 2018

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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – Gut tissue expression of a microRNA called miR-31 in individuals with Crohn's disease may help in identifying subtypes of the chronic inflammatory bowel disease that show distinct features and outcomes, new research suggests.

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