… It is important to separate the effects from LOY in blood cells of normally aging men,
primarily discussed in this paper, from the nullisomy Y observed frequently in other tissues and …

… to 100% of cells without a Y chromosome… age, occurring in at least 10% of peripheral blood
cells in about 5–10%, 15–20% and 20–40% of aging men around 60, 70 and 80 years of age…

… age (P<0.001); hemoglobin, red blood cell count and platelet count, on contrary, are
significantly lower in aged … , red and white blood cell count are significantly higher in men than in …

… leukocyte TL in the apparently healthy Asklepios study population, aged … positive, age and
paternal age at birth adjusted, correlation between TL and red blood cell count, both in men (p …

… -aged men that was the Dutch contribution to the Seven Countries Study. In 1985, 555 men
from … In addition, a random sample of all age-matched men (two of three) who were living in …

… , recruiting 79 consecutive men with late-stage AMD and 79 perfectly age-matched male
controls without AMD between March and December 2016. Only men were enrolled because …

… testosterone, SHBG and total and differential white blood cell (WBC) counts in men. … Absolute
blood cell counts were determined on fresh EDTA samples using the HMD18 haematology …

… NK cells. For the first time in any age group, we studied sex-linked differences in NK cell …
T cells are the major blood lymphocyte and both orchestrate and carry out adaptive immune …

… The comet assay results indicate that the levels of DNA strand breaks and oxidatively
damaged DNA are affected by age (higher in old age) and sex (higher in men). However, there is …

… (164 individuals); 2) his age at death was less that 54.5 … cell carcinomas (23 individuals);
4) at the time of examination he had other diseases that were likely to influence white blood cell …