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Age-related remodeling of the intestinal mucus barrier in pigs: implications for post-weaning diarrhea.
The intestinal mucus barrier plays a central role in maintaining intestinal integrity, yet its development during early life and weaning in pigs remain incompletely understood. This study characterized age-related changes in goblet cell populations and mucus properties and investigated their associa
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