Gut immunity in a protochordate involves a secreted immunoglobulin-type mediator binding host chitin and bacteria
Protochordates, including Ciona intestinalis, lack an adaptive immune system but possess innate immune receptors, including the secreted immunoglobulin V-region-containing VCBPs. Here the authors show that VCBP-C of Cionabinds gut bacteria and chitin-rich gut mucosa, influences biofilm formation and...
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Autores principales: | Larry J. Dishaw, Brittany Leigh, John P. Cannon, Assunta Liberti, M. Gail Mueller, Diana P. Skapura, Charlotte R. Karrer, Maria R. Pinto, Rosaria De Santis, Gary W. Litman |
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Nature Portfolio
2016
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Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/7e1d848d9d37487ca67bad82f4ee9607 |
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