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- who: Yuling Chen from the Moffitt Cancer Center, United States University of Memphis, United States have published the research work: Age-related increase of mitochondrial content in human memory CD4+ T cells contributes to ROS-mediated increased expression of proinflammatory cytokines, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: The authors aimed to determine whether the higher SRC, higher mitochondrial content (higher number of active ATPases or electron_transport_chain complexes in a higher number of mitochondrial cristae or a higher number of mitochondria), or even iROS contribute to the process of inflammaging in memory CD4+ T_cells. The authors demonstrate . . .
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