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NaCl and urea modulate antiviral CD8+ T cell survival, renal accumulation and response to BKV
GSE279307
Homo sapiens
Expression profiling by high throughput sequencing
12 samples
2025/08/18
GPL24676
Summary
Primary human PBMC were treated with allogenic stimulation and elevated NaCl or Urea concentrations. RNA from sorted CD8 Tcells was analyzed for differential expression in high osmolyte environments.
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