A host-adapted commensal fungus from pet store mice drives type 2 immunity and cross-kingdom protection.

serves as an exemplary commensal mycobiota model, revealing distinct mechanisms for host tolerance and immune modulation.

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PubMed
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2026-08-21
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.isci.2026.117169
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Gut microbiota and health
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serves as an exemplary commensal mycobiota model, revealing distinct mechanisms for host tolerance and immune modulation.

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University of Minnesota (US), Brown University (US)
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