Decoding the Pulmonary Immune Landscape in Influenza: Insights from a Large-Scale Single-Cell Atlas

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This article summarizes a landmark study that establishes a detailed single-cell atlas of immune cells in the lungs of adults with mild and severe influenza A infection. It identifies specific immune cell states, particularly neutrophil dysfunction and lymphocyte depletion, that differentiate severe disease from mild cases. The work reveals cellular pathways driving immunopathology and potential therapeutic targets.

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