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Experimental evidence that dietary antioxidants induce an antiviral transcriptomic signature in a wild seabird
Infectious disease emergence in natural systems is driven by complex host-pathogen-environment interactions. Nutritional factors, particularly dietary antioxidants, can modulate physiological states by enhancing immune function and mitigating oxidative damage, but the underlying molecular mechanisms
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