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Reciprocally Divergent Levels of Testosterone and Dihydrotestosterone Accompany Patterns of Androgen Receptor Pathway Signaling to Dictate COVID-19 Outcomes in Men

2022-03-22

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Background: Adequate management of COVID-19 needs data that predict its outcomes in men and explain its sexual dimorphism. This study evaluated immunoendocrine mediators, gene expression profiles and their correlations in a large cohort of controls and COVID-19 patients with different clinical presentations.<br><br>Methods: Analyses of a public databank confirmed the sex bias for unfavorable clinical outcomes in B...

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9971287c-c8cf-519e-b230-0c8027df969b
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10.2139/ssrn.4063798
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