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Serum Level of Testosterone Predicts Disease Severity of Male COVID-19 Patients and is Related to T-Cell Immune Modulation by Transcriptome Analysis

2021-07-23

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Background: Severe disease of COVID-19 and mortality occur more frequently in male patients than that in female patients may be related to higher level of testosterone. However, the diagnostic value of changes in the level of testosterone in predicting severe disease of male COVID-19 patients has not been determined yet.<br><br>Methods: Sixty-one male COVID-19 patients admitted to the First Affiliated Hospital of...

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DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3889354

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