The maternal microbiota drives early postnatal innate immune development
Mercedes Gomez de Agüero(University of Bern), Andrew J. Macpherson(Tracer Technologies (United States)), Tobias Fuhrer(ETH Zurich), Mathias Heikenwälder(University of Tübingen), Sandra Rupp(University of Bern), Kathy D. McCoy(University of Calgary), Stephanie C. Ganal‐Vonarburg(Tracer Technologies (United States)), Siegfried Hapfelmeier(University of Bern), Yasuhiro Uchimura(Shiga University of Medical Science), Anna Steinert(University of Bern), Hai Li(Ningbo University), Uwe Sauer(ETH Zurich)
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