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Immune Defense & Inflammation

Follow immune signaling from laboratory questions to measured outcomes in people. Begin with thymosin alpha-1 and the corrected clinical result, then follow KPV from a three-amino-acid fragment to intestinal inflammation research.

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Thymosin alpha-1: immune signals and clinical evidence

Follow thymosin alpha-1 from thymus biology and immune-cell communication into the corrected TESTS sepsis trial, with a clear distinction between a laboratory signal and a clinical benefit.

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02 · Available · 2:04 · English

KPV: Three Amino Acids, Inflammation, and the Gut

Follow KPV, a three-amino-acid fragment of alpha-MSH, from a 1989 Dallas study to PepT1 transport and mouse colitis research, and see what preclinical findings do not establish.

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