New 'FITdb' database reveals the genetic drivers of immune cell function
Scientists at La Jolla Institute for Immunology (LJI) have developed a critical hub for functional genomics and immune cell research. LJI Assistant Professor Miguel Reina-Campos directs the new Functional Immunogenomics and Transcriptomics database (FITdb), a freely accessible resource that brings together functional genomics datasets for immune cell investigations.
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