
pmid: 31593648
In this issue of Developmental Cell, Park et al. (2019) demonstrate that specialized enterocytes of the developing vertebrate intestine are equipped with a broad-spectrum protein absorption machinery to meet animals' nutritional needs through intracellular protein digestion while simultaneously allowing important immune and developmental proteins to traverse the lumen unscathed.
Enterocytes, Vertebrates, Animals, Lysosomes, Gastrointestinal Microbiome
Enterocytes, Vertebrates, Animals, Lysosomes, Gastrointestinal Microbiome
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