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5 °C. Furthermore, temperature had a strong effect on the timing of the immune response. At 22 °C, there was a 2-3-fold increase in the cytokines measured associated with heat-killed Vibrio injection, whereas there were no differences found at 27.5 °C. Furthermore, while there was an increase in ampka2 at 22 °C, there was a sharp decrease in ampka2 at 27.5 °C, although the changes in ampka2 transcript abundance could not be solely attributed to heat-killed Vibrio, as there were similar changes associated with the sham group. The result
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