Genes Affect Human Immune Response to Pathogens

Jul 05, 2016

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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – In a new study published this week, an international research team found that genetic factors play a role in how the immune cells of healthy individuals respond to pathogens, and that immune response varies depending on the type of pathogen the body encounters.

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