WHIM syndrome
Hierarchical organization of CXCR4 phosphorylation explains why small deletions at the extreme CXCR4 C terminus typically associated with WHIM syndrome severely alter CXCR4 function.
Hierarchical organization of <span class="gene" id="23734232-11-29-34">CXCR4</span> phosphorylation explains why small deletions at the extreme <span class="gene" id="23734232-11-95-100">CXCR4</span> C terminus typically associated with <span class="disease" id="23734232-11-138-151">WHIM syndrome</span> severely alter <span class="gene" id="23734232-11-167-172">CXCR4</span> function.