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Widespread vertical transmission of secretory immunoglobulin A coated trace bacterial variants from mother to infant’s gut through breastfeeding

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By Qi Ce, Huayu Tu, Jingbo Zhou, Rundan Tu
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Widespread vertical transmission of secretory immunoglobulin A coated trace bacterial variants from mother to infant’s gut through breastfeeding Qi Ce, Huayu Tu, Jingbo Zhou, Rundan Tu, Hong Chang, Jie Chen, Haiting Hu, Renqiang Yu and Jin Sun Abstract Gut microbiota transmission from mother to offspring is critical to infant gut microbiota and immune development.
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Lactation-dependent vertical transmission of natural probiotics from the mother to the infant gut through breast milk

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By Ce Qi, Jingbo Zhou, Huayu Tu, Rundan Tu
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Lactation-dependent vertical transmission of natural probiotics from the mother to the infant gut through breast milk† Ce Qi,a Jingbo Zhou,a Huayu Tu,a Rundan Tu,a Hong Chang,b Jie Chen,c Duo Li,a Jin Sun *a and Renqiang Yu*d Author affiliations * Corresponding authors a Institute of Nutrition and Health, Qingdao University, Qingdao 266071, PR China E-mail: sunj@qdu.edu.cn Fax: +86 18151559959 Tel: +86 18151559959 b Department of Pediatric Cardiology, Nephrology and Rheumatism, The Affiliated...
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Lactation-dependent vertical transmission of natural probiotics from mother to infant gut through breast milk

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By Qi Ce, Jingbo Zhou, Huayu Tu, Rundan Tu
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Lactation-dependent vertical transmission of natural probiotics from mother to infant gut through breast milk Qi Ce, Jingbo Zhou, Huayu Tu, Rundan Tu, Hong Chang, Jie Chen, Li Duo, Jin Sun and Renqiang Yu Abstract The transmission of certain bacteria from the mother's gut to the infant's gut via breast milk (BM) is critical for offspring's immune system development.
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