Immunogenetics and its utility in therapeutics

Immunogenetics is the study of the interaction between genetics, the immune system, hereditary immune response regulation, vulnerability to disease, immune system bioinformatics, arrangement of immunologically significant molecules, reproductive biology immunogenetics, separation of tissues, and development. Immunogenetics is composed under one framework, including sequences, nucleotides, genes, proteins, immunoglobins, or antibodies like T-cell receptor, major histocompatibility complex (MHC)/human leukocyte antigen (HLA). Immunogenetics is useful for diagnosis, therapeutics, and engineering autoimmune disease acquired immunodeficiency diseases (like AIDS, etc.), and various other infectious diseases. This chapter MHC and HLA immunogenetics and determine its therapeutic capability with combined efforts to diagnose, prevent, and treat various infectious diseases.