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Disruption of natural killer cell homing as a biomarker in persons aging with or without HIV

2022-01-06

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Natural killer (NK) cells are critical modulators of HIV transmission and disease. While recent evidence suggests a loss of NK cell cytotoxicity during aging, a compound analysis of NK cell biology and aging in persons with HIV (PWH) is lacking. We set out to perform one of the first large comprehensive analyses of people aging with and without HIV to determine NK phenotypic changes during aging and how these chan...

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884cc128-8331-5fc6-872e-5f54de74d3e2
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10.1101/2022.01.05.475089
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