Researchers identify immune defects that split common immunodeficiency into distinct types

A new analysis reveals that patients with a widespread immune disorder fall into two distinct groups based on a specific genetic defect, suggesting doctors may need to tailor treatment differently. The finding could improve diagnosis and clinical decision-making for a condition affecting millions worldwide.

Originaltitel: Analysis of Lymphocyte and Clinical Profile in Nonmonogenic Common Variable Immunodeficiency Patients With and Without Class Switch Recombination Defect