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Age-associated inflammatory monocytes are increased in menopausal females and reversed by Hormone Replacement Therapy

2025-04-01

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Biological sex is a crucial, but poorly understood variable in age-related susceptibility to infections and chronic inflammation – inflammageing. Monocytes are important immune cells responsible for initiating and resolving inflammatory responses to infection. While changes in monocyte populations result in increased susceptibility to infection, there is limited research on the impact of age and sex on human monoc...

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709a347a-db06-5373-ae59-fbab22194bc4
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10.1101/2025.03.28.645904
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