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Researchers identified that a specific type of immune cell, called CD8+ T cells, builds up in the arteries of older mice and directly contributes to stiffening and reduced function. This finding pinpoints a key cellular culprit in age-related vascular decline, suggesting that targeting these cells could be a new strategy to promote healthier aging.
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A new study reveals that a protein called Blimp-1 acts as a critical switch inside a group of immune cells known as ILC2s, controlling how much of their inflammatory signals they release when activated. Understanding this master regulator provides a potential target for fine-tuning immune responses in allergies and other inflammatory diseases.
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