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Celiac Patients Also React To Non-Gluten Wheat Proteins - Celiac.com

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Celiac Patients Also React to Non-gluten Wheat Proteins

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Celiac.com 12/29/2014 - While the immune response to gluten proteins in celiac disease has been well researched, and is pretty well understood, researchers really don't know much about the immune response to non-gluten proteins in wheat. A team of ...

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