British Journal of Haematology
Aging strains immune tolerance to red blood cells in mice
Experiments in a mouse model of autoimmune anemia found partly weakened immune restraint with aging and reduced suppression by regulatory immune cells from adult females.Experiments in a mouse model of autoimmune anemia found partly weakened immune restraint with aging and reduced suppression by regulatory immune cells from adult females.
Mouse studyImmune response
Who was studiedMice modeling primary autoimmune hemolytic anemia, against young mice
What changedImmune restraint of self-attacking T cells weakened partly with aging compared with young mice, with differences by sex
The catchThe abstract leaves the ages labeled young and adult unspecified