Discovery of immune mechanism in sea anemones may be useful for coral

Vietnamese scientists have discovered an unknown immune mechanism in sea anemones. This finding could potentially be used to protect coral reefs from diseases.

Sea anemones are closely related to corals, but their immune system has been little studied until now. The discovery could provide insight into how corals defend themselves against infections.

According to the source, the research could have important implications for the conservation of coral reefs. The results have been published in a scientific journal.

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