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SPLASH! milk science update: April 2014 issue

• An antibody, SIgA, found in breast milk alters the kinds of bacteria that colonize the infant gut. • The SIgA antibody also appears to change “turn on” and “turn off” genes involved in the rapid growth of the intestines that is normal in early life, as well as genes specifically linked to intestinal bowel disease. • These findings suggest a potential new role for the antibody in treating bowe...

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This article reaffirms ICANN’s commitment to a single, authoritativepublic root for the Internet Domain Name System (DNS) and to themanagement of that unique root in the public interest according to poli-cies developed through community processes. This commitment isfounded on the technical and other advice of the community and is em-bodied in existing ICANN policy. The DNS i...