Proliferative T cells

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Associations

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Early death

upin mice1

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Proliferative T cells predict early death in mice.
“low levels of T cells able to proliferate in response to Con A and IL-2 were found to be significantly more likely than their littermates to die within the first 18 months of life”
Animals
Age-sensitive T cell phenotypes covary in genetically heterogeneous mice and predict early death from lymphoma
Journal of gerontology1 Nov 1994

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