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Assessing Immune Stability in Space: Haematological and T Cell Profiling of Astronauts During the MESSAGE Science Mission in Axiom-3 on the ISS

2025-04-10

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Microgravity presents unique challenges to human physiology, particularly the immune system, during spaceflight. T lymphocytes, key components of adaptive immunity, play a vital role in immune regulation, yet the effects of microgravity on T-cell function and gene expression remain incompletely understood. This study, conducted as part of the MESSAGE (Microgravity Associated Genetics) Science Mission in the Axiom-...

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afe11562-89d6-5915-83a5-04f334cae346
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10.1101/2025.04.09.647940
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