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Age, Sex, and Genetics Influence the Abundance of Infiltrating Immune Cells in Human Tissues

2019-04-19

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Despite infiltrating immune cells playing an essential role in human disease and the patient response to treatment, the central mechanisms influencing variability in infiltration patterns are unclear. Using bulk RNA-seq data from 53 GTEx tissues, we applied cell-type deconvolution algorithms to evaluate the immune landscape across the healthy human body. We first performed a differential expression analysis of inf...

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8b1ecc40-5e67-5320-b06b-c2d6b4646900
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10.1101/614305
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