Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome is caused by mutations in the WASP gene, which affects the function of most hematopoietic cells and leads to immunodeficiency.[1][1] In this issue of Blood , Morales-Tirado and colleagues show that T helper cells lacking WASp have a selective deficiency in their memory
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Memory T Cells,Th17 Cell Deficiency,Human Inborn Errors