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Nasal microbiota homeostasis regulates host anti-influenza immunity via the IFN and autophagy pathways in beagles

2024-07-16

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background The respiratory tract houses a specialized microbial ecosystem, and despite the close anatomical and physiological ties between the oral, upper respiratory, and lower respiratory tracts, there is a substantial discrepancy in microbial quantity, spanning multiple orders of magnitude. The potential for commensal bacteria to prevent infection lies in their ability to regulate i...

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Literature Corpus work: e66668a1-1c2a-5a7b-9b26-b3a32cabd37f
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-4612057/v1

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