The book Epigenetics of the Immune System introduces readers to the basic principles underlying the relationship between the immune system and epigenetics by focusing on various facets of both fields. This book offers comprehensive knowledge on immune cells as a means of utilizing “omics” and computational biology techniques to interpret systemically regulated systems. The book also discusses the immune system and epigenetics’ translational significance for our comprehension of disease pathogenesis and its therapeutic implications.

summarizes the most significant immunological processes, the state of epigenetics, and the ways in which they are combined. presents recent research and important concepts related to immunological systems in epigenetics. includes extensive chapter contributions from a diverse group of international experts and researchers in the fields of translational medicine and immunology.

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