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    Niu J, Liu X, Zhang Z, Huang Y, Tang J, Wang B, Lu Y, Cai J, Jian J.
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    Kong L, Wu L, Guo Z, Mu L, Yang Y, Bian X, Li B, Pan X, Fu S, Ye J.
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  • 31. Structurally diverse genes encode TLR13 in Nile tilapia: The two receptors can recognize Streptococcus 23S RNA and conduct signal transduction through MyD88.
    Gao FY, Pang JC, Wang M, Lu MX, Liu ZG, Cao JM, Ke XL, Yi MM.
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    Nakharuthai C, Areechon N, Srisapoome P.
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