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Single‐Cell Mapping Identifies Aging‐Associated Neutrophil Remodeling Across Multiple Organs

Source: Aging Cell • Published: 30 Sept 2026, 04:52

Summarized by Masters of Longevity from Aging Cell.

Neutrophil biology explored at single-cell resolution, introducing a multi-organ atlas that previews how immune cell states change with age.

Single‐Cell Mapping Identifies Aging‐Associated Neutrophil Remodeling Across Multiple Organs
Key Takeaways
  • Single-cell transcriptomics identified distinct neutrophil subpopulations that shift with age across multiple organs.
  • Aging-associated neutrophil states showed altered inflammatory and chemotactic gene expression compared with young counterparts.
  • Cross-organ analysis revealed conserved remodeling patterns suggesting systemic neutrophil reprogramming during aging.
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