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Multiomics reprogramming reverses disease susceptibility in Magallana gigas during aging
Background: Aging is a progressive and irreversible biological process that typically increases susceptibility to infectious diseases. However, unexpectedly, the opposite outcome was observed in oysters: older oysters exhibit increased tolerance to Pacific oyster mortality syndrome (POMS), a panzoot
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