Interrogating in vivo T-cell metabolism in mice using stable isotope labeling metabolomics and rapid cell sorting

Ryan D. Sheldon, Eric H. Ma, Lisa M. DeCamp, Kelsey S. Williams, Russell G. Jones

Published: 2021-08-03 DOI: 10.1038/s41596-021-00586-2

mass spectrometry

T-cell metabolism

stable isotope labeling

metabolomics

immune response

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Tcells are integral players in the adaptive immune system that readily adapt their metabolism to meet their energetic and biosynthetic needs. A major hurdle to understand physiologic T-cell metabolism has been the differences between invitro cell cultur
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Interrogating in vivo T-cell metabolism in mice using stable isotope labeling metabolomics and rapid cell sorting

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