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Yang Song

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Innate immunityInfant and child healthMolecular targets

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|Jul 23, 2024

The effect and potential mechanism of inulin combined with fecal microbiota transplantation on early intestinal immune function in chicks.

Yang Song, Yibo Cui, Yumeng Wang

|Dec 19, 2023

Effect of fecal microbiota transplantation on early intestinal immune function and histomorphology of immune organs in chicks.

Yang Song, Jing Yu, Baolin Wang

|Dec 11, 2023

β-carotene inhibits MAPKs signaling pathways on rat colonic epithelial cells to attenuate TNF-α-induced intestinal inflammation and injury.

Yang Song, Lingyu Zhu, Xin Zheng

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