sIgA

A baby in a crib. As infants cannot produce enough secretory immunoglobulin A on their own, they rely on human milk sIgA to bind to invading bacteria.

Human Milk SIgA Shapes a Protective Gut Microbiome

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Human Milk Antibodies Against Covid: Potent and Persistent

An illustration of humans aging starting from infancy to old age. New research finds that SIgA, an antibody found in breast milk, may be used to treat intestinal conditions such as bowel inflammation which carries over good health into adulthood.

Breast Milk Antibody Promotes a Healthy Gut into Adulthood

A milk SIgA single molecule.

Chimeric Milk Antibodies Bind More Pathogens