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<i>ImSig</i> : A resource for the identification and quantification of immune signatures in blood and tissue transcriptomics data

2016-09-26

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The outcome of many diseases is commonly correlated with the immune response at the site of pathology. The ability to monitor the status of the immune system in situ provides a mechanistic understanding of disease progression, a prognostic assessment and a guide for therapeutic intervention. Global transcriptomic data can be deconvoluted to provide an indication of the cell types present and their activation state...

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d98fbf39-983d-55d5-8179-c6a1c2e1f058
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10.1101/077487
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