Characterizing Human Peripheral Blood Lymphocyte Phenotypes and Their Correlations with Body Composition in Normal-Weight, Overweight, and Obese Healthy Young Adults.

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3. Phase angle and water cell distribution as inflammation indicators linked to hematological markers across BMI categories.Scientific reports · 2025
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