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CXCL10 rs8878 as a Genetic Marker for Immune Phenotypes Associated with T-Lymphocyte Maintenance and Survival in Sepsis

  • By

  • Birte Dyck

  • Andrea Witowski

  • Thilo Bracht

  • Malte Bayer

  • Patrick Thon

  • Dominik Ziehe

  • Tim Rahmel

  • Matthias Unterberg

  • Britta Westhus

  • Lars Palmowski

  • Hartmuth Nowak

  • Stefan Felix Ehrentraut

  • Jennifer Orlowski

  • Alexander von Busch

  • Alexander Zarbock

  • Nina Babel

  • Moritz Anft

  • Dietrich Henzler

  • Michael Adamzik

  • Lars Bergmann

  • Barbara Sitek

  • Björn Koos

  • Katharina Rump

  • July 17, 2026

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CXCL10 rs8878 identifies a genotype-associated immune phenotype linked to T-lymphocyte preservation and survival in sepsis

  • by Birte Dyck, Andrea Witowski, Thilo Bracht, Malte Bayer, Patrick Thon, Dominik Ziehe, Tim Rahmel, Matthias Unterberg, Britta Westhus, Lars Palmowski, Hartmuth Nowak, Stefan Felix Ehrentraut, Jennifer Orlowski, Alexander von Busch, Alexander Zarbock, Nina Babel, Moritz Anft, Dietrich Henzler, Michael Adamzik, Lars Bergmann, Barbara Sitek, Björn Koos, Katharina Rump

  • July 17, 2026

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