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Hedgehog dysregulation contributes to tissue-specific inflammaging of resident macrophages

2020-08-16

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Age-associated low-grade sterile inflammation, commonly referred to as inflammaging, is a recognized hallmark of aging, which contributes to many age-related diseases. While tissue-resident macrophages are innate immune cells that secrete many types of inflammatory cytokines in response to various stimuli, it is not clear whether they have a role in driving inflammaging. Here we characterized the transcriptional c...

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c80afd42-6e1b-5f02-a71f-7e81026fb8f4
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10.1101/2020.08.16.253237
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