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High-altitude exercise orchestrates a divergent immune landscape: cytotoxic suppression, humoral compensation, and neutrophil functional reprogramming.
Physical exertion at high-altitude imposes a dual stress of hypoxia and mechanical load, yet the underlying immune adaptations remain poorly understood. Plasma proteomics and single-cell RNA sequencing were performed in 46 healthy men undergoing standardized exercise at low and high altitudes, and t
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