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Research Research groups Systems immunology

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We try to exploit the host-pathogen interaction by understanding how our genetic make-up influence patient-specific disease outcome during infection. Infectious agents are one of the major factors involved in shaping our human genome.

Research group leader

dr. Vinod Kumar Magadi Gopalaiah

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Aims

To identify genetic regulators of immunity in diverse populations
To identify genetic mechanisms explaining susceptibility and severity of infections
To develop multi-omics based biomarkers to enable personalized medicine

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