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A Time-Resolved Single-Cell Atlas Reveals Infection-Status, Age-, and Sex-Dependent Immune Responses Drive Viral Disease Severity

2026-08-11

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The majority of mortality during viral infections occurs in older males; however, underlying mechanisms by which age and sex shape antiviral immunity and pathological inflammatory responses remain incompletely understood. Here, we performed time-resolved single-cell RNA sequencing across 16 conditions spanning age, sex, and four stages of influenza infection in mice, generating a high-resolution atlas. Aged mice d...

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9894c5e8-1f91-58a9-90c6-431367a25d40
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10.64898/2026.08.10.744019
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