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Cell-in-cell: an emerging player in COVID-19 and immune disorders

2022-01-01

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Cell-in-cell is a unique phenomenon mostly documented in human cancer tissues. A recent study demonstrated that cell-in-cell might promote lymphopenia by internalizing and killing immune cells in COVID-19, which implicates cell-in-cell as an emerging player in a broader spectrum of pathological processes, such as immune dysregulation.

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Literature Corpus work: e09b082a-ad04-559f-8e02-45012871bdec
DOI: 10.1360/nso/20220001

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