Publications by authors named "L Kretschmer"

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  • The study investigates early cellular responses to SARS-CoV-2 infection using single-cell profiling in individuals with no prior immunity to the virus.
  • Significant changes in cell types and immune responses were observed over time, indicating different patterns of infection severity, especially in nasopharyngeal regions.
  • Key findings suggest that early interferon responses and specific immune cell behaviors, like high expression of HLA-DQA2, could be crucial in preventing sustained infections, while a novel computational tool, Cell2TCR, enhanced the analysis of T cell responses.
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  • Research shows that physical activity patterns in childhood may affect long-term health, with previous studies indicating that boys are generally more active than girls, mainly focusing on average activity levels rather than full distribution across intensities.
  • A study using data from 15,461 children across 9 countries analyzed gender differences in physical activity using accelerometry, focusing on various intensities: Sedentary, Light, and Moderate-to-Vigorous (MVPA).
  • Results revealed boys had higher average levels of MVPA and counts per minute, with greater variability in their activity, while girls had a more uniform distribution; this highlights the need for targeted interventions addressing gender disparities in MVPA.
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