… produced by immune cells as well as non-immune cells. The … communication between cells
to regulate immune responses… the immune response, by counteracting cellular activation, as …

… In particular, we evaluated the lymphocyte subsets involved with immune cell activation/regulatory
profiles, the Th1/Th2/Th17 cytokines in cell supernatants, and the intracellular …

… was linked to increased stress-dependent gene transcription followed by a long-term
dysregulation of the stress hormone system and a global effect on the function of immune cells and …

… childhood maltreatment (CTL). We hypothesized that, independent of MDD, childhood
maltreatment … classical CD16+ monocytes relative to other immune cell subtypes, differential NF-κB…

… Collectively, these studies highlight the pervasive and enduring effects of childhood maltreatment
on multiple aspects of the immune system, which ultimately contribute to the increased …

… In the present study, we concomitantly evaluated the relationship between a history of
childhood maltreatment, clinical characteristics, infectious stigma, and immune cell subset …

… immune cells of mother-newborn dyads, which were positively correlated. Higher maternal
maltreatment … maternal CM on mitochondrial bioenergetics in immune cells of their newborns. …

… Experiencing maltreatment during childhood can have long-lasting consequences for both
… Immune cell telomere length (TL) shortening might be one link between child maltreatment (…

… From a physiological perspective, given the modulating role of the OXT-system on the
immune system, and our results in immune cells, one could speculate that this is one of the …

… Our second aim was to test whether childhood maltreatment was an independent risk
factor for adult inflammation. We tested three alternative explanations for this life-course …