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Resurrected mammal peptides beat modern ones, but the 160-million-year-old version got shrugged off
University of Oregon biologists rebuilt lactoferrin's bacteria-killing peptide across 160 million years. The strongest candidates came from recent ancestors; the oldest one let bacteria heal.
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