Clinical Trial 37254

Charlotte, NC 28215


Summary:

The study is to evaluate the relationship between biomarkers in stool like specific bacteria genes and in the blood like mutations or proteins and, the detection of certain types of bacteria in the intestines of people suffering from Crohn's disease. This could enable a predictive test for carriers of these bacteria.

The study will also determine if the presence of these bacteria is related to mucosal healing status.


Qualified Participants Must:

• Have Crohn's disease in the small intestine or small and large intestines at least 3 months
• Be prepared to have a colonoscopy at no cost to them
• Be able to perform stool collection at home


Qualified Participants May Receive:

$50 per Visit.


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