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Immunosequencing reveals diagnostic signatures of chronic viral infection in T cell memory

2015-09-10

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> B and T cells expand clonally in response to pathogenic infection, and their descendants, which share the same receptor sequence, can persist for years, forming the basis of immunological memory. While most T cell receptor (TCR) sequences are seen very rarely, ‘public’ TCRs are present in many individuals. Using a combination of high throughput immunosequencing, statistical association of partic...

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f1239b35-f4b6-55fa-bc3a-9e5dcd3bc342
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10.1101/026567
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