Gastroenterology

Are German endoscopy units prepared for the COVID-19 pandemic? A nationwide survey

1. Jakob Garbe
2. Stephan Eisenmann
3. Clara S. Heidemann
4. Marko Damm
5. Sebastian Krug
6. Steffen Walter
7. Frank Lammert
8. Kaid Darwiche
9. Patrick Michl
10. Jonas Rosendahl

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GI symptoms as early signs of COVID-19 in hospitalised Italian patients

1. Elisabetta Buscarini
2. Guido Manfredi
3. Gianfranco Brambilla
4. Fernanda Menozzi
5. Claudio Londoni
6. Saverio Alicante
7. Elena Iiritano
8. Samanta Romeo
9. Marianna Pedaci
10. Giampaolo Benelli
11. Ciro Canetta
12. Giuseppe La Piana
13. Guido Merli
14. Alessandro Scartabellati
15. Giovanni Viganò
16. Roberto Sfogliarini
17. Giovanni Melilli
18. Roberto Assandri
19. Daniele Cazzato
20. Davide Sebastiano Rossi
21. Susanna Usai
22. Irene Tramacere
23. Germano Pellegata
24. Giuseppe Lauria

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Questionnaire assessment helps the self-management of patients with inflammatory bowel disease during the outbreak of Coronavirus Disease 2019

1. Meiping Yu
2. Zhenghao Ye
3. Yu Chen
4. Tingting Qin
5. Jiguang Kou
6. De’an Tian
7. Fang Xiao

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Gastrointestinal tract symptoms in coronavirus disease 2019: Analysis of clinical symptoms in adult patients

1. Yong Zhang
2. Zuneng Lu
3. Bo Wang
4. Jinxing Cang
5. Yonggang Ma

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The prevention of nosocomial SARS-CoV2 transmission in endoscopy: a systematic review of recommendations within gastroenterology to identify best practice

1. John Ong
2. Gail Brenda Cross
3. Yock Young Dan

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Clinical Features of COVID-19-Related Liver Functional Abnormality

1. Zhenyu Fan
2. Liping Chen
3. Jun Li
4. Xin Cheng
5. Jingmao Yang
6. Cheng Tian
7. Yajun Zhang
8. Shaoping Huang
9. Zhanju Liu
10. Jilin Cheng

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Profiling ACE2 expression in colon tissue of healthy adults and colorectal cancer patients by single-cell transcriptome analysis

1. Haoyan Chen
2. Baoqin Xuan
3. Yuqing Yan
4. Xiaoqiang Zhu
5. Chaoqin Shen
6. Gang Zhao
7. Linhua Ji
8. Danhua Xu
9. Hua Xiong
10. TaChung Yu
11. Xiaobo Li
12. Qiang Liu
13. Yingxuan Chen
14. Yun Cui
15. Jie Hong
16. Jing-Yuan Fang

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Diarrhoea may be underestimated: a missing link in 2019 novel coronavirus

1. Weicheng Liang
2. Zhijie Feng
3. Shitao Rao
4. Cuicui Xiao
5. Xingyang Xue
6. Zexiao Lin
7. Qi Zhang
8. Wei Qi

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A single measurement of fecal hemoglobin concentration outperforms polygenic risk score in colorectal cancer risk assessment

1. Tobias Niedermaier
2. Elizabeth Alwers
3. Xuechen Chen
4. Thomas Heisser
5. Michael Hoffmeister
6. Hermann Brenner

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Association of lithocholic acid with skeletal muscle hypertrophy through TGR5-IGF-1 and skeletal muscle mass in cultured mouse myotubes, chronic liver disease rats and humans

1. Yasuyuki Tamai
2. Akiko Eguchi
3. Ryuta Shigefuku
4. Hiroshi Kitamura
5. Mina Tempaku
6. Ryosuke Sugimoto
7. Yoshinao Kobayashi
8. Motoh Iwasa
9. Yoshiyuki Takei
10. Hayato Nakagawa

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  Evaluation Summary:

  This paper, of interest to both basic scientists and clinicians, addresses the clinically important condition of reduced muscle mass in human chronic liver disease. It seeks causative mechanisms under these conditions. It uses in vivo and in vitro techniques to draw associations between bile acid concentrations and muscle disease. They implicate a specific bile acid for the first time.

  (This preprint has been reviewed by eLife. We include the public reviews from the reviewers here; the authors also receive private feedback with suggested changes to the manuscript. The reviewers remained anonymous to the authors.)

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