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Environmental conditions modulate constitutive and induced host immunity contributing to spatial patterns of coral disease susceptibility

2025-11-05

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Disease outbreaks have caused mass mortality and threaten the persistence of numerous vulnerable species, including reef-building corals. Spatiotemporal variations in disease prevalence suggest environmental conditions exacerbate disease susceptibility, potentially by compromising host immunity. Understanding how these variations influence disease dynamics and immunity may enable improved prediction of future dise...

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Literature Corpus work: 0ade06bd-64f6-5a73-884b-669bfbf6febc
DOI: 10.1101/2025.11.04.686625

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