July 29, 2020Science Advances119 citationsOpen Access

IL-10–producing Tfh cells accumulate with age and link inflammation with age-related immune suppression

MAMaha Almanan JRJana Raynor IOIreti Ogunsulire

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regulatory and follicular regulatory cells did not. Thus, these data demonstrate that immune suppression with age is reversible and implicate Tfh10 cells as an intriguing link between "inflammaging" and impaired immune responses with age.

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