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Four Core Genotypes Mice Exhibit Quantitative Differences in T and B Cell Subpopulations compared to Wild-type Mice

2026-02-18

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It has been well established that females have a more active immune system. Females respond better to vaccines, are more resistant to somatic cell cancers, display better pathogen responses, present antigens better, and, conversely, are more prone to autoimmune diseases compared to male counterparts. Though these trends have been observed across normal and pathogenic states, the mechanisms underlying these sex dif...

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27588254-87c8-535a-b7d3-947d3d7b1b56
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10.64898/2026.02.16.706181
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