Immunity on the reef: Staghorn coral, its symbionts, and white

Immunity on the reef: Staghorn coral, its symbionts, and white

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Many coral reefs around the globe suffer from white band disease. Researchers at the MSC are looking into the innate immune system of some of these Acroporid corals.

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