Relationship Between T-Cell Exosomes and Cellular Subsets in SLE According to Type I IFN-Signaling

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RT @Immunostep: Find out the results of this study about the relationship Between T-Cell #Exosomes and Cellular Subsets in #SLE according t…

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Results support a relationship between T-cell #exosomes and cellular subsets in #SLE according to type I IFN-signaling, which could amplify chronic #immune activation and excessive cytokine/chemokine response 🔗https://t.co/mz9QCSJtW9

16 Dec 2021

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This article quantifies the levels of circulating #exosomes derived from T-cells and monocytes and their possible associations with leukocyte subpopulations and cytokine milieu in Systemic #Lupus Erythematosus (#SLE) ➡️ https://t.co/mz9QCSJtW9 https://t.co

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RT @BibliotecaHUCA: PubMed- https://t.co/Tjk8ayd8bE Relationship Between T-Cell Exosomes and Cellular Subsets in SLE According to Type I IF…

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