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vol. 4 no. 179 ec181

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Nancy R. Gough

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Vol 4, Issue 179
28 June 2011

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Food as Antibiotic?

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Science Signaling28 Jun 2011 : ec181

The yolk protein phosvitin acts as a pattern recognition receptor to help developing fish fend off bacterial infection.

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Food as Antibiotic?

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Science Signaling28 Jun 2011 : ec181

The yolk protein phosvitin acts as a pattern recognition receptor to help developing fish fend off bacterial infection.

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