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Jutfelt, 2011 - Google Patents

Barrier function of the gut

Jutfelt, 2011

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12681205719909577647
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Jutfelt F
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Encyclopedia of fish physiology: from genome to environment

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The gastrointestinal lumen contains microorganisms, some that are pathogenic, and toxins that would kill the fish if allowed to enter the circulation. What the fish needs, therefore, is a protective barrier to keep unwanted agents out, yet minimize the interference with other …
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