immunogenome
The immunogenome refers to the complete set of genes that encode the components of an organism's immune system. This includes genes for cell surface receptors, signaling molecules, cytokines, chemokines, and other proteins and RNA molecules involved in recognizing and responding to foreign invaders or abnormal self cells. The study of the immunogenome aims to understand the genetic basis of immunity, including how immune responses are regulated, how they vary between individuals, and how genetic variations can influence susceptibility to diseases and response to therapies.
The immunogenome is a complex and dynamic entity. It encompasses genes from various families, such as the