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Differential methanogenic archaea-induced TLR8-dependent signaling is governed by NF-κB p65- and STAT1/2-controlled gene classes

2025-10-01

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Prevalent in the human gut yet lacking canonical cell wall-derived host-recognition motifs found in bacteria, human-associated archaea Methanosphaera stadtmanae and Methanobrevibacter smithii show immune activity and disease links but remain largely underexplored. Time-resolved RNA-seq in human PBMCs identified an immune program shared with bacterial or viral stimuli across both archaeal species, yet their kinet...

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2977570f-f6c4-5581-9a39-e62ac376ed59
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10.1101/2025.09.30.679018
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