Peripheral blood mononuclear cells

Biomarker

3 papers

  • Humans2
  • Animals1

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1 grant since 2018

Japan Society for the Promotion of ScienceJP¥6.4m

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Journal of Translational Medicine

Some T cell responses were weaker in older COVID-19 survivors

An observational study of COVID-19 survivors aged 18–59 and 60 or older found weaker responses after inactivated vaccines and subsequent Omicron infection in older…An observational study of COVID-19 survivors aged 18–59 and 60 or older found weaker responses after inactivated vaccines and subsequent Omicron infection in older adults.

Cohort studyImmune response
bioRxiv

Human blood-forming cells show disease-linked DNA patterns

A computational analysis of existing human blood and bone marrow data mapped previously unknown cell-type-specific and disease-associated mitochondrial DNA variants.A computational analysis of existing human blood and bone marrow data mapped previously unknown cell-type-specific and disease-associated mitochondrial DNA variants.

Preprint: computational studyAI & data
Immunity

Immune cell ratio linked to healthy and disease-related aging

An observational analysis of 2,609 apparently healthy people linked the balance of two memory immune-cell groups to healthy and disease-associated aging patterns.An observational analysis of 2,609 apparently healthy people linked the balance of two memory immune-cell groups to healthy and disease-associated aging patterns.

Cohort study of 2,609 peopleImmune response
bioRxiv

Aging muscle and Alzheimer's brain share inflammatory signals

Analyzing datasets from 23 muscle donors and 30 early-progression brain donors, researchers identified matching inflammatory gene pathways across tissues.Analyzing datasets from 23 muscle donors and 30 early-progression brain donors, researchers identified matching inflammatory gene pathways across tissues.

Preprint: computational studyInflammation