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To explore the phenotypic and functional differences of CD8+ T cell populations in Alzheimer’s disease.

March 10, 2026Scientific ReportsOpen Access

Unique phenotypic and T cell receptor characteristics of CD8+ T cells accumulated in the brains of Alzheimer’s disease mice

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Analysis reveals distinct CD8+ T cell populations in Alzheimer’s disease mice, suggesting varied functions in disease progression.

To explore the phenotypic and functional differences of CD8+ T cell populations in Alzheimer’s disease.
Reanalyzed public single-cell RNA sequencing datasets of brain-derived CD8+ T cells.
Identified two major tissue-resident memory T cell (Trm) populations.
Conducted CellChat analysis for microglia interactions and pathways.
Identified a CXCR6-related immunosuppressive cluster in aged and wild-type AD mice.
Revealed an AD-associated cluster with stem-like features and high Tcf7 and Bcl2 expression.
Predicted T cell receptors showed stable binding to amyloid-β42 peptides.

Zhihuan et al. (2026) studied this question.

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March 10, 2026Scientific ReportsOpen Access

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Analysis reveals distinct CD8+ T cell populations in Alzheimer’s disease mice, suggesting varied functions in disease progression.

To explore the phenotypic and functional differences of CD8+ T cell populations in Alzheimer’s disease.
Reanalyzed public single-cell RNA sequencing datasets of brain-derived CD8+ T cells.
Identified two major tissue-resident memory T cell (Trm) populations.
Conducted CellChat analysis for microglia interactions and pathways.
Identified a CXCR6-related immunosuppressive cluster in aged and wild-type AD mice.
Revealed an AD-associated cluster with stem-like features and high Tcf7 and Bcl2 expression.
Predicted T cell receptors showed stable binding to amyloid-β42 peptides.

Zhihuan et al. (2026) studied this question.

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