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An Immune Effector System in the Protochordate Gut Sheds Light on Fundamental Aspects of Vertebrate Immunity | SpringerLink
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A variety of germline and somatic immune mechanisms have evolved in vertebrate and invertebrate species to detect a wide array of pathogenic invaders. The gut is a particularly significant site in terms of distinguishing pathogens from potentially beneficial...
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Lee YK, Mazmanian SK (2010) Has the microbiota played a critical role in the evolution of the adaptive immune system?
The Gut Microbiome and Its Marriage to the Immune System: Can We Change It All?

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