ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2026
Immune priming reshapes the microbiota and modulates pathogen dynamics in the Manila clam (
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- Mariculture Probiotics: A Scoping Review of Research Trends, Knowledge Gaps and Opportunities.Marine biotechnology (New York, N.Y.) · 2026Article
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Abstract
Invertebrates lack adaptive immunity and rely exclusively on innate defenses to combat pathogens. Recent studies have shown that invertebrates exhibit immune priming, a form of innate immune memory in which prior pathogen exposure enhances protection against reinfections. Despite its ecological and applied relevance, immune priming remains poorly explored in marine invertebrates. Most studies adopt a host-centric view, focusing on the immune response while overlooking that immunity occurs within a complex microbial context in which the host, its microbiota, and pathogens interact. This gap limits our understanding of how microbiota and pathogens behave under priming pressure. Here, we investigated the effects of immune priming on host survival, pathogen dynamics, and microbiota composition in the Manila clam (
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