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AIRR Community and iReceptor Plus meeting in Genoa an international success
Some 140 scientists attended a conference of the AIRR Community and the iReceptor PlusProject in Genoa, Italy, in the middle of May, along more than 20 virtual participants.
Big data infrastructure needed to improve personalized medicine
George Washington University and FDA researchers called for big data infrastructure to support the future of personalized medicine.
Bar-Ilan University researchers discover a mosaic-like gene deletion and duplication pattern shaping the immune system
Knowing DNA sequences has greatly advanced not only basic biological research; the sequencing techniques have dramatically advanced and the storage of big data of their findings is growing exponentially.
The “Art Gallery” of Data: How the AIRR Community is Making Health and Genomics Data More Valuable through Sharing
If two heads are better than one, then numerous groups of researchers working in numerous countries around the world but sharing data aimed at the same target are preferable to…
What is the iReceptor Plus Project all about?
Every person is unique, with his own combination of genetics, environment and experiences. This distinctive makeup means that some patients respond to a treatment that is ineffective in others.