… rare monogenic defects underlying their susceptibility to a narrow range of … human genetic
variation underlying susceptibility to infectious disease. These studies implicate novel genetic …

… map of common human genetic variation in 270 … human genome was made available in
2005 (13). The combination of these mapping efforts, DNA sequencing, and subsequent genetic …

… in the human gene (13), and these findings have been replicated in some, but not all,
case-control studies of human tuberculosis. Nramp1 does not appear to affect susceptibility to M. …

… In addition, we also expressed concern about effects that environmental pollution may exert
on susceptibility to SARS-CoV-2 by diminishing immune responses. We are aware that …

… The evidence for a human genetic component in susceptibility to tuberculosis (TB) is … of key
genes in humans and animals, TB at the population level is also influenced by the genetics of …

The historical impression that tuberculosis was an inherited disorder has come full circle
and substantial evidence now exists of the human genetic contribution to susceptibility to …

… that found in humans.23 However, there has been little research on the genetic susceptibility
of … Evidence that different inbred animals exhibit strain-specific susceptibility to tuberculosis …

… to identify novel susceptibility signatures in otherwise unsuspected genes or pathways besides
… As “omics” have contributed to the identification of genetic susceptibility traits in cancer …

… This review provides an overview of the current insights in genetic susceptibility to Candida
… , also human genetic variation in innate immunity may contribute to the susceptibility for OPC…

… Host genetic susceptibility to leprosy has been intensively investigated over the last decades;
however, there are no studies on the role of genetic … of being particularly susceptible to M. …