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FUT2

respiratory health, asthma risk, breastmilk, infant, health

Some Human Milk Oligosaccharides May Temper Asthma Risk

Mother massaging her baby. Mothers who carry the FUT2 gene produce breastmilk that increases the amount of beneficial bacteria in their infants' guts.

Mother’s DNA Alters Baby’s Gut Microbes

A bottle of secretor milk and non milk bottles. A mother’s secretor status is determined by FUT2, which dictates how much milk sugar and protection she has in her breast milk.

To Secrete or Not to Secrete

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