Alzheimer's Disease-Associated CD83(+) Microglia Are Linked with Increased Immunoglobulin G4 and Human Cytomegalovirus in the Gut, Vagal Nerve, and Brain.

Benjamin P. Readhead,Diego F. Mastroeni,Qi Wang,Maria A. Sierra,Camila de avila, Tajudeen O. Jimoh, Jean-Vianney Haure-Mirande,Kristina E. Atanasoff,Jennifer Nolz,Crystal Suazo,Nathaniel J. Barton, Adrian R. Orszulak, Samantha M. Chigas, Khanh Tran,Anne Mirza,Krista Ryon,Jacqueline Proszynski,Deena Najjar,Joel T. Dudley,Sean T. H. Liu,Sam Gandy,Michelle E. Ehrlich,Eric Alsop,Jerry Antone,Rebecca Reiman,Cory Funk, Rebecca L. Best,Michael Jhatro,Kathy Kamath,John Shon,Timothy F. Kowalik,David A. Bennett,Winnie S. Liang,Geidy E. Serrano,Thomas G. Beach,Kendall Van Keuren-Jensen,Christopher E. Mason,Yingleong Chan,Elaine T. Lim,Domenico Tortorella,Eric M. Reiman

ALZHEIMERS & DEMENTIA（2025）

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Alzheimer's disease,antibody epitope repertoire analysis,CD83(+) microglia,cerebrospinal fluid,human cytomegalovirus,immunoglobulin G4,immunohistochemistry,prefrontal cortex,superior frontal gyrus,transverse colon,vagus nerve,viral infection

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