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Longitudinal assessment demonstrates heat stress induces heat shock protein 70 and antibodies in agricultural workers, highlighting their role in the cellular response.
Exposure to extreme heat impacts millions of people worldwide and outdoor workers are among the populations most affected by hot temperatures. Heat stress induces several biological responses in humans, including the production of heat shock proteins (HSP) and antibodies against HSP (anti-HSP) which may play a central role in the body's cellular response to a hot environment.
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