Abstract:Background: The search for a single, pathogenic genetic variant in a patient suspected to have a monogenic inborn error of immunity (IEI) often reveals a multitude of rare variants of unknown significance (VUS). Distinguishing which VUS is disease-causing versus the irrelevant, rare variants from the genetic background is slow and difficult. Advances in gene editing technology, particularly CRISPR/Cas9, promise to accelerate the timeline for the development of single-variant animal models, thus affording an ex… Show more
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