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The oxidative burst system in amphioxus

Yang et al., 2016

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8836910741212136463
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Yang P
Huang S
Xu A
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Amphioxus Immunity

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In this chapter, we examine the components of the amphioxus NOX system. Amphioxus contains all key components of the NOX system. Functional analyses have shown that these components are able to form a functional phagocytic respiratory burst pathway required for …
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