On AIRR - Immune receptors in the clinic
Science:Life Sciences
In this episode, we discuss the interest of Lindsay Cowell from UT Southwestern in creating a framework to enable deeper understanding of AIRR-Seq in health and disease.
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On AIRR 15: Germline databases or adventures into the allelic underworld with Dr. Corey Watson and Dr. William Lees
On AIRR 14: Data protection and data sharing with Alexander Bernier
On AIRR 13: Disease diagnostics using machine learning with Maxim Zaslavsky and Dr. Scott D. Boyd
On AIRR 12: T-cell receptor-mimetic antibodies and immunoinformatics with Prof. Dr. Charlotte Deane
On AIRR 11: Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) with Dr. Xenophon Papademetris
On AIRR 10: Characterising B Cell Lymphomas or Profiting from a Focus on B Cells in Health and in Disease with Dr. Ralf Küppers
On AIRR 9: The ImmunoMind or wielding an AI for repertoire insights with Vadim Nazarov
On AIRR 8: Engineering B cells or Giving the immune System an Optimal Starting Point with Dr. Adi Barzel
On AIRR 7: Quality Controls in AIRR-Seq Assays or Handling the Catastrophe with Dr. Encarnita Mariotti-Ferrandiz
On AIRR 6: Data Sharing or Finding Glory, Fame and a Big Pile of Gold with Dr. Brian Corrie and Dr. Scott Christley
On AIRR 5: Machine learning and AIRR or Looking for the needle in a needle stack with Dr. Lindsay Cowell and Dr. Victor Greiff
On AIRR 4: Understanding and engineering immune repertoires with Dr. Jacob Glanville
On AIRR 3: Outlining chronic lymphocytic leukemia with Dr. Anton Langerak
On AIRR 1: MRD with Dr. Luning Prak
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