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Intestinal epithelium in early life - Mucosal Immunology

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Intestinal epithelium in early life - Mucosal Immunology

Rapid development of the fetal and neonatal intestine is required to meet the growth requirements of early life and form a protective barrier against external insults encountered by the intestinal mucosa. The fetus receives nutrition via the placenta and is protected from harmful pathogens in utero, which leads to intestinal development in a relatively quiescent environment. Upon delivery, the intestinal mucosa is suddenly tasked with providing host defense and meeting nutritional demands.

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