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Pathogen priming reveals host immune training and microbiome conditioning in corals

2026-04-07

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<h4>UNSTRUCTURED ABSTRACT</h4> In several species, vaccine-like approaches, where hosts are primed through controlled pathogen exposure, have proven effective in enhancing responses to subsequent infections. This principle remains unexplored in corals. Here, we demonstrate that chronic exposure to non-lethal concentrations of live or inactivated Vibrio coralliilyticus primes the coral holobiont to counter subseq...

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Literature Corpus work: 109fef84-9e60-5c0e-81ea-b24268509345
DOI: 10.64898/2026.04.07.716734

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