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Blood Cell Transcriptome Atlas Enables Study of Immune Disorders

Dec 19, 2019
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NEW YORK – A team from Sweden, Denmark, and the UK has established an open access, interactive database documenting expression of protein-coding genes across more than a dozen immune cell types and has used this "Blood Atlas" to flag pathways behind inborn errors of immunity and other conditions.

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