Platelet-derived microparticles

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CD8+ T cell senescence

upin human cells1

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  1. Platelet-derived microparticles induce CD8+ T cell senescence in human cells.

    “platelet-derived microparticles (PMPs) from patients with CKD promote CD8+ T cell senescence via transferring miR-550a-5p”

    Cellsplatelet-derived microparticles from patients with chronic kidney diseaseCD8+ T cell

    Kidney disease platelets can halt division in immune cells in the lab

    Experimental & molecular medicine16 Oct 2026

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Experimental & Molecular Medicine

Kidney disease platelets can halt division in immune cells in the lab

Cell experiments implicated tiny particles released by these platelets and an RNA molecule they carried in this premature non-dividing state.Cell experiments implicated tiny particles released by these platelets and an RNA molecule they carried in this premature non-dividing state.

Experiments in healthy-donor CD8+ T cells, 7 days, against T cells with healthy-donor plateletsKidney

Limit: Senescence markers increased, but platelet-derived microparticles did not significantly affect T-cell proliferation