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Infection or immunization can reprogram innate immune cells generating memory responses with broad protection against subsequent infection, a process referred to as "trained immunity." A new study by Stacy and colleagues demonstrates that, following acute infection, the commensal microbiota can also be "trained" to enhance colonization resistance against heterologous infection.Complex datasets provide opportunities for discoveries beyond their initial scope. Effective and rapid data sharing and management practices are crucial to realize
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