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Structural Diversity of B-Cell Receptor Repertoires along the B-cell Differentiation Axis in Humans and Mice

2019-09-09

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Most current analysis tools for antibody next-generation sequencing data work with primary sequence descriptors, leaving accompanying structural information unharnessed. We have used novel rapid methods to structurally characterize the paratopes of more than 180 million human and mouse B-cell receptor (BCR) repertoire sequences. These structurally annotated paratopes provide unprecedented insights into both the st...

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ecd44e8f-3be5-5f02-bd9b-0d20d99e590b
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10.1101/762880
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