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Symbiont-specific uptake is mediated by integrins in cnidarian larvae

2025-01-23

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The symbiotic relationship between dinoflagellate algae and their cnidarian hosts is fundamental to the health of coral reefs. The selection of appropriate symbionts is paramount for the host to gain valuable nutrients and could be tailored to increase stress tolerance against anthropogenic induced changes in ocean environments, such as coral bleaching in response to ocean warming. Previous research suggests glyca...

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9d6b3878-95f0-5e80-a8a1-ba21b6f0d5b6
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10.1101/2025.01.21.633834
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