The brain was long been regarded as an immune-privileged organ with a lack of lymphatic drainage, partly because of the absence of parenchymal lymphatic vessels. This long-held doctrine has been challenged by recent advancements in central lymphatic vascular biology. The central drainage network, which consists of the...
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This integrated reference atlas and accompanying annotation tool establish a standardised framework for human muscle transcriptomics, promoting consistent cell-type assignment and providing a baseline for future studies of muscle development, ageing, and disease.
Christopher Nelke, F. Babilon, C. Schroeter et al.· EBioMedicine· 0 citations
The findings support a prominent role of EBV-specific cellular immunity in ongoing MS pathophysiology and suggest that reduced EBV-reactive T-cell responses may contribute to this potency.
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The pathophysiological mechanisms underlying AKI-associated remote organ dysfunction are outlined, focusing on five key organ systems: the lungs, the brain, the heart, the liver and the immune system, and alternative and surrogate outcomes are analyzed.
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The findings suggest that neuroaxonal and astrocytic stress is a component of adolescent psychopathology, particularly in AN, and sNfL appears sensitive to starvation-related neurobiological changes, with levels normalizing alongside weight restoration.
Marc Pawlitzki, L. Masanneck, L. Schlarbaum et al.· Translational Psychiatry· 0 citations
This review addresses measurement methods (SiMoA, automated platforms), pre-analytics/matrix effects, and central confounders (esp. age, BMI/volume of distribution, renal function, intercurrent events), emphasizing standardization via age- and BMI-corrected reference data using Z-scores or percentiles.
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