Using genetic variation to study immunomodulation.

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The generation of a draft sequence of a human genome has led to the identification of millions of common variants, known as single nucleotide polymorphisms, which constitute a resource for studying complex diseases. Currently, high-density maps of variants in candidate genes, chromosomal regions or the entire genome should encourage investigation of determinants of human immune response, using quantitative...

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