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Genetic predisposition to elevated total immunoglobulin E levels defines a distinct adult-onset-predominant asthma phenotype.
Scientific reports - 29 Jan 2026
Matsuda Takashi, Masuko Hironori, Ozawa Yu, Shigemasa Rie, Kitazawa Haruna, Yatagai Yohei, Hizawa Nobuyuki
Abstract excerpt
Asthma heterogeneity remains a major barrier in precision medicine. Although elevated total serum immunoglobulin E (IgE) is a hallmark of asthma, even in nonatopic patients, its causal role in asthma pathogenesis is debated. We hypothesized that genetic predisposition to increased IgE defines a distinct asthma endotype. A genome-wide association study of total serum IgE in 1,287 non-asthmatic Japanese adults was...
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