Human genetic vulnerabilities may underlie infectious diseases, scientist argues
ScienceDaily (2010-02-21) -- Infectious diseases in the general population depend to a large extent on underlying genetic vulnerabilities, an expert in innate immunity says. While microbes are required for infection, he says, one's genetic background could make the difference between fighting an infection and succumbing to it. ... > read full article
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Sunday, February 21, 2010
Human genetic vulnerabilities may underlie infectious diseases, scientist argues
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