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    What’s in the pipeline? Ongoing, registered, or planned clinical trials for ME/CFS

    I am reading a great book at the moment called the accidental scientist. All about how there has been a massive role of chance and luck in discovery. For example ancient horsemen used to not clean mould from underneath saddles as they said it helped heal wounds on horses' backs. A student...
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    Selin Lab

    It might be that while the subset ratios and total counts don't vary between ME/CFS patients and controls, the functioning of those T Cells does vary. T Cell exhaustion is something of a trendy research area, but that is not such a bad thing. Here is some research about mitochondria of T Cells...
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    Mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation in [PBMCs] is decreased in chronic HIV and correlates with immune dysregulation, 2020, Ganguangco et al

    Similarly: Frontiers | Mitochondrial functions are compromised in CD4 T cells from ART-controlled PLHIV | Immunology (frontiersin.org) Seems to me that T Cell exhaustion, while a trendy research topic, seems worth understanding well for ME/CFS. After all people often experience a long time...
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