Dissecting genetic determinants of variation in human immune responses.

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The immune system is paradigmatic for a complex arrangement of heterogenous cells performing distinct, frequently temporally and anatomically dissociated, functions. Immune dysfunction is a common characteristic across most diseases and human genetic approaches have revealed that many disease risk loci are associated with expression profiles and counts of specific immune subsets. Furthermore, genetic regulators...

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