Immune response gene expression

There are 4 papers on immune response gene expression in aging research: none in people yet, 4 in animals. The newest story, Oct 26, 2026: “Two mole-rat species resist skin cancer but differ in immune response”.

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Fukomys damarensis

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  1. Fukomys damarensis increases immune response gene expression in F. damarensis after carcinogen exposure.

    “DMRs upregulated genes associated with both T cell-mediated and innate immune responses, reflecting broad immune activation”

    Animalsafter carcinogen exposure

    Two mole-rat species resist skin cancer but differ in immune response

    GeroScience

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Achl

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  1. Achl inhibits immune response gene expression in flies (shown by Achilles knockdown).

    “Achilles knock-down in neurons dramatically elevates expression of crucial immune response genes, including IM1 (Immune induced molecule 1), Mtk (Metchnikowin), and Drs (Drosomysin).”

    Model organismsshown by Achilles knockdownneuron

    Achilles is a circadian clock-controlled gene that regulates immune function in Drosophila

    Brain, behavior, and immunity

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Gut bacterial imbalance

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  1. gut bacterial imbalance is associated with immune response gene expression in mice.

    “and negatively with the expression of tight junction genes (Jam2, Tjp1, and Tjp2), as well as immune response genes (Cd4, Cd72, Tlr7, Tlr12, and Lbp).”

    Animalscolonfemales

    Intestinal Permeability, Gut Inflammation, and Gut Immune System Response Are Linked to Aging-Related Changes in Gut Microbiota Composition: A Study in Female Mice

    The journals of gerontology. Series A, Biological sciences and medical sciences

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Two mole-rat species resist skin cancer but differ in immune response

Damaraland mole-rats developed no tumors over more than three years, while their immune response to cancer-causing chemicals differed from that of naked mole-rats.Damaraland mole-rats developed no tumors over more than three years, while their immune response to cancer-causing chemicals differed from that of naked mole-rats.

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