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Anthony J Leonardi, MBBS, PhD on Twitter
Anthony J Leonardi, MBBS, PhD on Twitter

Detailed analysis on Twitter: "As of now, people choose whether or not they have Long Covid based upon their symptoms

However, if most people, after mild infection have changes to their immune systems like reductions in plasmacytoid dendritic cells, without reporting symptoms, what should this be called?"

·twitter.com·
Anthony J Leonardi, MBBS, PhD on Twitter
Single-cell multiomics revealed the dynamics of antigen presentation, immune response and T cell activation in the COVID-19 positive and recovered individuals
Single-cell multiomics revealed the dynamics of antigen presentation, immune response and T cell activation in the COVID-19 positive and recovered individuals
According to a new study, a subset of the naive T-cells from healthy individuals were absent from the recovered individuals. Both COVID19 positive patients & the recovered individuals exhibited a CD40-CD40LG-mediated inflammatory response in the monocytes and T-cell subsets
·frontiersin.org·
Single-cell multiomics revealed the dynamics of antigen presentation, immune response and T cell activation in the COVID-19 positive and recovered individuals
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T-cell recovery and evidence of persistent immune activation 12 months after severe COVID-19
·onlinelibrary.wiley.com·
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Understanding the Effects of Age and T-Cell Differentiation on COVID-19 Severity: Implicating a Fas/FasL-mediated Feed-Forward Controller of T-Cell Differentiation
Understanding the Effects of Age and T-Cell Differentiation on COVID-19 Severity: Implicating a Fas/FasL-mediated Feed-Forward Controller of T-Cell Differentiation
Understanding the Effects of Age and T-Cell Differentiation on COVID-19 Severity: Implicating a Fas/FasL-mediated Feed-Forward Controller of T-Cell Differentiation
·frontiersin.org·
Understanding the Effects of Age and T-Cell Differentiation on COVID-19 Severity: Implicating a Fas/FasL-mediated Feed-Forward Controller of T-Cell Differentiation
Akt-Fas to Quell Aberrant T Cell Differentiation and Apoptosis in Covid-19
Akt-Fas to Quell Aberrant T Cell Differentiation and Apoptosis in Covid-19
"Aberrant T cell differentiation and lymphopenia are hallmarks of severe COVID-19 disease. Since T cells must race to cull infected cells, they are quick to differentiate and achieve cytotoxic function. With this responsiveness, comes hastened apoptosis, due to a coupled mechanism of death and differentiation in both CD4+ and CD8+ lymphocytes via CD95 (Fas) and serine-threonine kinase (Akt). T cell lymphopenia in severe cases may represent cell death or peripheral migration. These facets depict SARS-Cov-2 as a lympho-manipulative pathogen; it distorts T cell function, numbers, and death, and creates a dysfunctional immune response."
·ncbi.nlm.nih.gov·
Akt-Fas to Quell Aberrant T Cell Differentiation and Apoptosis in Covid-19
TACT on Twitter
TACT on Twitter

Detailed analysis of study on Twitter: This is huge. ➡️ 8 months to rebuild T-cell & B-cell count after mild to moderate COVID, which leaves people open to other infections!

It's no wonder many kids are having more severe symptoms.

These viruses are spreading at an exponential rate with unmitigated schools.

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TACT on Twitter
Antonio Caramia on Twitter
Antonio Caramia on Twitter

Detailed thread on Twitter: "We observe a comparable reduction in B cells in both diseases and a more severe reduction in the total amount of T cells in COVID-19 as compared to AIDS patients."

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Antonio Caramia on Twitter
LongCovidPharmD on Twitter
LongCovidPharmD on Twitter

Medical anecdote: I'm no immunologist but a CD4 count < 500 increases your risk of opportunistic infections. At only 317, you're certainly immunocompromised. I'm so sorry; this is highly disturbing. Lymphocyte Subset panels should be ordered for all Long Covid sufferers.

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LongCovidPharmD on Twitter
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The following article, SARS-CoV-2 Uses CD4 to Infect T Helper Lymphocytes
·medrxiv.org·
2020
Dr Kerry Smith on Twitter
Dr Kerry Smith on Twitter

Expert anecdote: This doctor’s T-cells are way below normal on 5 different T-cell parameters after being #COVID19 infected 5 times! Several studies have found T cell suppression/damage after COVID.

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Dr Kerry Smith on Twitter
Antonio Caramia on Twitter
Antonio Caramia on Twitter

T cell counts of AIDS and COVID19 patients.

"The total absolute numbers of T cells and, in particular of the CD8+ subpopulation, are LOWER in COVID-19 patients compared to AIDS ones, while the CD4+ are reduced in both at similar levels"

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Antonio Caramia on Twitter
Anthony J Leonardi, MBBS, PhD on Twitter
Anthony J Leonardi, MBBS, PhD on Twitter

Detailed analysis thread on Twitter: People keep asking me if sars cov 2 could alter T cell function to other pathogens and tagging me

Absolutely

And we need to look at T cell "exhaustion" 1/6

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Anthony J Leonardi, MBBS, PhD on Twitter
Michael Lin, MD PhD 🧬 on Twitter
Michael Lin, MD PhD 🧬 on Twitter

A timely and comprehensive review on the unclear contribution of T cells in protecting against SARS-COV-2 disease

The abstract reflects my impressions well. Despite efforts there's poor evidence T cell responses do more than mop up.

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Michael Lin, MD PhD 🧬 on Twitter
Prof. Akiko Iwasaki on Twitter
Prof. Akiko Iwasaki on Twitter

Excellent, detailed analysis by Dr. Akiko Iwasaki on Twitter: In this study, @MiyuMoriyama et al investigate how well SARS-CoV-2 variants of concern (VOC) suppress MHC I needed for recognition by cytotoxic T cells. This question is important to understand how well the virus limits CD8 killing 🧵

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Prof. Akiko Iwasaki on Twitter