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Phage immunoprecipitation sequencing (PhIP-Seq) is a high-throughput platform that uses programmable phage display for serology. VirScan, a specific PhIP-Seq library encoding viral peptides from all known human viruses, enables comprehensive quantification of past viral exposures. We review its use in immune-mediated diseases (IMDs), highlighting its utility in identifying viral exposures in the context of IMD development. Finally, we evaluate its potential for precision medicine by integrating it with other large-scale omics data sets.
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