Article
[Adult-onset primary immunodeficiencies].
Der Internist - 1 Aug 2004
Gadola S, Salzer U, Schultz H, Grimbacher B
Abstract excerpt
Different individuals with the same kind of primary immunodeficiency may start having symptoms from early childhood on, or alternatively much later in adult life, or never. The differences in phenotype can only partly be deduced from genotype-analysis or--in case of female patients with X-linked diseases--from age-related skewing of lyonisation. The role of compensatory immune mechanisms is less clear. The...
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