iReceptor seminar at Chico State University

On October 8th, Felix Breden, iReceptor Scientific Director spoke at Chico State University Department of Biological Sciences about FAIR Data Curation of Antibody/B-cell and T-cell Receptor Sequences in the AIRR Data Commons promoting rapid response to COVID-19. The seminar introduced the faculty and students to the iReceptor Platform, the AIRR Data Commons, and how the culture of sharing these data for COVID-19 research has led to curation of over 1 Bn sequences from ~20 studies, including recent vaccine trials.

3rd COVID-19 vaccine AIRR-seq data set available!!!

We are pleased to announce the third COVID-19 AIRR-seq vaccine study (and seventeenth COVID-19 AIRR-seq study) available for searching and download in the AIRR Data Commons and through the iReceptor Gateway. 9.1M annotated sequences from Goel et al. mRNA Vaccination Induces Durable Immune Memory to SARS-CoV-2 with Continued Evolution to Variants of Concern are now available through the iReceptor Gateway.

First COVID-19 AIRR-seq vaccine study available!

In collaboration with the AIRR Community, we are pleased to announce the first COVID-19 AIRR-seq vaccine study (and fifteenth COVID-19 AIRR-seq study) available for searching and download in the AIRR Data Commons and through the iReceptor Gateway. 4.4M annotated sequences from Goel et al. Distinct antibody and memory B cell responses in SARS-CoV-2 naïve and recovered individuals following mRNA vaccination are now available through the iReceptor Gateway..

Fourteenth COVID-19 AIRR-seq study available on iReceptor Gateway

In collaboration with the AIRR Community, we are pleased to announce the fourteenth COVID-19 AIRR-seq study available for searching and download in the AIRR Data Commons and through the iReceptor Gateway. 105K annotated sequences from Sokal et al. Maturation and persistence of the anti-SARS-CoV-2 memory B cell response have been loaded into the AIRR COVID-19 repository and are now available through the iReceptor Gateway.

Fourth repository now online in the AIRR Data Commons

In collaboration with the Yaari Lab at Bar Ilan University in Israel and the iReceptor Plus project we are pleased to announce the Fourth repository in the AIRR Data Commons. The VDJBase AIRR-seq repository is a community resource hosted and supported by the Yaari Lab group and the iReceptor team. We look forward to having data added to this repository as well as the addition of new repositories in the AIRR Data Commons in the near future.

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