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Human milk contains a heterogeneous population of EVs and microRNAs that resist simulated digestion

2026-02-11

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Mother’s milk is known for its crucial roles in infant health and development. Probably the most commonly studied effects of milk are those on an infant’s intestinal barrier, metabolism, and immunity. While these functions of milk were mostly attributed to its protein and fat content, recent evidence points to a potential role of milk microRNAs in these processes. MicroRNAs are small non-coding RNAs that can fine-...

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Literature Corpus work: 71d10f03-07d8-57be-957c-512bcca80ec2
DOI: 10.64898/2026.02.10.705086

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