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Animal studies found that arginine supplementation reduced the number of colorectal tumors and alleviated symptoms of influenza infection. Arginine deficiency decreased 414 proteins and halted production of the immune signaling protein MHC-1, while supplementation restored gene expression. The findings show that diet can regulate gene expression and suggest the potential for combination treatment with immunotherapy in the future.
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