Genetic variants that edit risk of autoimmune diseases

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Kaur Alasoo
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Nature | 2022年 / 608卷
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A process called A-to-I RNA editing helps to prevent unwanted immune responses. Associations between genetic variants and this type of RNA editing now provide mechanistic insights into the genetic basis of autoimmune diseases.
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