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Trans-vaccenic acid in breastmilk primes neonatal T cell to against virus infection

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Nutrients in breastmilk can play a critical role in neonatal immune development, we employing a combination of single cell transcriptomics and epigenomic analysis to test how the milk nutrient Trans-vaccenic acid affect neonatal spleen immune cell development and increase the ability to against virus.

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