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gut cells

Red Callistemon flowers in the tropical garden of Tenerife, Canary Island, Spain. Milk mucin called MUC-1 bind to bacteria in your gut.

Milk Protein Decoys Fool Bacteria

A wild platypus, an example of how some monotremes breastfeed their young like mammals despite laying eggs

A Time Before Nipples

An illustration of the tight junction between gut cells.

Milk sugars keep gut cells together

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