Ephrin-B2 is differentially expressed in the intestinal epithelium in Crohn’s disease and contributes to accelerated epithelial wound healing in vitro

Figure 1 Expression profile of Eph-RTKs and ephrins in normal human mucosa of the small intestine (n = 5) and colon (n = 5) assessed by real time TaqMan^® RT-PCR. The CT-values allow a relative quantification of the mRNA expression of the single members. Low CT-values indicate a high expression level and vice versa. The arrows indicate marked expression of the family members EphA2, ephrin-A1, EphB2, and ephrin-B1/2.