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Poverty shapes the transcriptome of immune cells

2022-12-07

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Social factors influence health outcomes and life expectancy. Individuals living in poverty often have adverse health outcomes related to chronic inflammation that affect the cardiovascular, renal, and pulmonary systems. Negative psychosocial experiences are associated with transcriptional changes in genes associated with complex traits. However, the underlying molecular mechanisms by which poverty increases the r...

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ece35c87-87a9-57a9-8411-10af37fc59d2
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10.1101/2022.12.06.517536
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