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Systems mapping of intra-donor cross-tissue T cell clonal expansion and tissue adaptation in the gut-liver-blood axis
GSE312984
Homo sapiens
Other; Expression profiling by high throughput sequencing
24 samples
2025/12/09
GPL18573
Summary
Single-cell RNA sequencing with paired TCR sequencing was performed on CD3+ T cells isolated from matched colon epithelium, colon lamina propria, liver, and peripheral blood samples from three healthy human donors. This study reveals tissue-specific T cell transcriptional programs and cross-tissue clonal relationships, demonstrating that expanded clones adapt their gene expression to local tissue environments while maintaining core identity markers.
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