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An Explanation of The Enteromammary Secretory Host Immune System: How A Mother’s Immune System is Shared Through Breast Milk

Posted on August 21, 2010 by Serena Meyer

A simple conclusion about the maternal lymph system is that the primary areas of maternal antibody sharing are geared toward protecting the baby from the most hazardous of diseases. Continue reading →

Posted in Breastfeeding, Technical Aspects of Breastfeeding | Tagged BALT, breastfeeding, entero mammary, enteromammary, enteromammary axis, GALT, Host defense, IgA, immune system, immune system and breastmilk, lymph system in breast, MALT, pathway, SIgA | 2 Comments

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