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Bacterial clumping is not demonstrated disease protection
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The screening queue now includes a 2025 L-type lectin paper and separates shrimp challenge-responsive expression from recombinant-protein binding, bacterial agglutination and whole-animal protection.
Why it changed
The accessible sources report increased gill expression after bacterial exposure and calcium-dependent agglutination by recombinant NdLTL1 in vitro, but do not expose complete challenge units or report shrimp survival, bacterial load, clearance or protection after manipulating the lectin. The paper stays full text needed.
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