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FcεRI+IgE+ monocytes are linked to atopy and allergic inflammation with distinct phenotypes and enhanced antiviral responses

2026-06-26

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Monocytes are critical regulators of allergic inflammation, whose functions are modified by IgE-driven processes. Monocytes are heterogeneous; comprised of multiple subsets which implies differential functions. In allergic inflammation, this heterogeneity is likely influenced by IgE-mediated effects. We sought to identify phenotypically distinct monocyte subsets related to allergic disease and then further delinea...

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10.64898/2026.06.22.733587
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