Supplementary Table S7 from Exercise Training Reduces the Inflammatory Response and Promotes Intestinal Mucosa-Associated Immunity in Lynch Syndrome

Supplementary Table S7 from Exercise Training Reduces the Inflammatory Response and Promotes Intestinal Mucosa-Associated Immunity in Lynch Syndrome

<p>Table S7. Results of in silico deconvolution of immune cell types using CIBERSORT.</p>

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Main Author: Nan Deng (17314330) (author)
Other Authors: Laura Reyes-Uribe (15105755) (author), Johannes F. Fahrmann (15052230) (author), Whittney S. Thoman (17314333) (author), Mark F. Munsell (15849126) (author), Jennifer B. Dennison (15052206) (author), Eunice Murage (15052200) (author), Ranran Wu (15052197) (author), Ernest T. Hawk (16494626) (author), Selvi Thirumurthi (17314336) (author), Patrick M. Lynch (17314339) (author), Christina M. Dieli-Conwright (14176085) (author), Alexander J. Lazar (14963562) (author), Sonali Jindal (17314342) (author), Khoi Chu (17314345) (author), Manoj Chelvanambi (17314348) (author), Karen Basen-Engquist (17314351) (author), Yisheng Li (17314354) (author), Jennifer A. Wargo (15049290) (author), Florencia McAllister (14844975) (author), James P. Allison (15010295) (author), Padmanee Sharma (17091431) (author), Krishna M. Sinha (17314357) (author), Samir Hanash (17314360) (author), Susan C. Gilchrist (17314363) (author), Eduardo Vilar (14938758) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Cancer
Immuno-oncology
Cancer Prevention
Cancer Interception
Biomarkers and intervention
Immunoprevention
Clinical prevention studies
Gastrointestinal Cancers
Colorectal cancer
Immunology
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Summary:<p>Table S7. Results of in silico deconvolution of immune cell types using CIBERSORT.</p>

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