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10,000 Immunomes Project Establishes Initial Baseline for Healthy Immune System

Oct 09, 2018
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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) –Aspects of the healthy immune system vary by age, race, sex, and pregnancy state, according to early results from the 10,000 Immunomes Project (10KIP), an effort to put together a large set of standardized immune measurements for a diverse group of healthy individuals.

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