There are 2 papers on inducible granzyme B in aging research: 2 trials in people.
2 papers study it3 findings
- Human trial2
Interventions
1High-dose split-virus influenza vaccine
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1 study
High-dose split-virus influenza vaccine
upin humans1no changein humans1
High-dose split-virus influenza vaccine increases inducible granzyme B in humans (std. β 0.072, 95% CI 0.047 to 0.097).
“HD vaccine was associated with significantly higher levels [0.072 (0.047, 0.097”
Human trial20 weeksn = 582
Frontiers in aging
High-dose split-virus influenza vaccine showed no clear effect on inducible granzyme B in humans.
“Overall, HD-SVV amplified the IL-10 response consistent with enhanced antibody responses, with little effect on the iGrB response relative to SD-SVV in either younger or older adults.”
Human trialn = 582
Frontiers in aging
Upstream
1Cytomegalovirus infection
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1 study
Cytomegalovirus infection
downin humans1
Cytomegalovirus infection decreases inducible granzyme B in humans.
“CMV seropositive older adults had an impaired iGrB response to influenza virus-challenge, regardless of vaccine dose.”
Human trialPBMCs challenged ex vivo with live influenza virus
Experimental gerontology
Latest
Frontiers in Aging
Key Determinants of Cell-Mediated Immune Responses: A Randomized Trial of High Dose Vs. Standard Dose Split-Virus Influenza Vaccine in Older Adults
Randomized trial in 582 peopleInfluenza
Experimental Gerontology
Influenza vaccine-mediated protection in older adults: Impact of influenza infection, cytomegalovirus serostatus and vaccine dosage
Randomized trial in 106 peopleInfluenza