Human genetic variants and age are the strongest predictors of humoral immune responses to common pathogens and vaccines

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@pathogenomenick @typeMAT12 How... specific. But don't forget host genetics ;) https://t.co/Pl4ro5OKBm

30 Jun 2020

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" Using extensive serological testing and GWA in a well-characterized cohort of healthy individuals, we demonstrated that age, sex, and specific human genetic variants contribute to inter-individual variability in humoral immunity"(2018) https://t.co/dPfFA

25 Apr 2020

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RT @balajis: REFERENCES There's a literature on genetic determinants of infectious disease susceptibility. Some cites: 1) Malaria: https:/…

24 Mar 2020

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RT @balajis: REFERENCES There's a literature on genetic determinants of infectious disease susceptibility. Some cites: 1) Malaria: https:/…

01 Mar 2020

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