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Unraveling the Spatial Dynamics of Immune-Epithelial Interactions in the Intestinal Tract

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Intetsinal epithelium is the frontline of the gut mucosal barrier and consists of diversified epithelia cells playing different rols in the host defense against invading microorgansiums.

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Here, we studied the Microfold (M) cells located in the different regions of the intestine and generated a blueprint of M cells, in particular their gene expression and matuation programs. M cells, under steady state and the stress of pathogen (Salmonella or Citrobactor) invasion, were shown to have distinct gene expression profiles, highlighting their roles in denfensing different pathogens.

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