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Allelic gene polymorphisms suspected to diversify the individual early metabolic response upon influenza H3N2 and SARS-CoV-2 infections
Abstract
In this brief report, we point to virus infection time-dependent transcript levels of polymorphic ASMTL genes in human nasal epithelial cells from seven cell origins. Our observations encourage focused top-down and hypothesis-driven studies in support of more efficient allelic genotyping to identify targets for early resilience prediction.
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