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A novel FLNA p.Pro2469Ser variant is associated with impaired T and NK cell function and immune dysregulation

Aug 2026 · Immunologic research · Vol 74 · 0 citations · 33 references
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Findings indicate that the FLNA p.Pro2469Ser variant identified in a pediatric patient presenting with recurrent infections and inflammatory manifestations is associated with altered immune-cell signaling, disturbed cortical cytoskeletal organization, and immune dysregulation.

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