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Identification of a Glucuronyltransferase-Related Gene, GlcAT-S with Putative Mucus Protection and Anti-Inflammatory Effects from Gut-Damaged Drosophila by DSS

2025-03-02

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The intestinal epithelium, protected by mucosal surfaces composed of mucins and other glycoproteins, functions as a selective barrier that absorbs nutrients while preventing the translocation of harmful substances. To understand the mechanisms between mucosal disruption and tissue inflammation, we orally administrated mucus-disrupting agent, dextran sodium sulfate to Drosophila melanogaster and screened 63 differe...

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10.20944/preprints202502.2339.v1
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