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MOESM2 of Immune repertoire fingerprinting by principal component analysis reveals shared features in subject groups with common exposures

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posted on 2019-12-05, 05:30 authored by Alexander Sevy, Cinque Soto, Robin Bombardi, Jens Meiler, James Crowe
Additional file 2: Table S1. Number of unique clonotypes analyzed for each of the 11 donors. Table S2. 306 common V-J pairs were used to perform normalization and PCA transformation, to reduce the contribution from rare genes. These genes are listed below. Table S3: BIOMEDII primers

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    Immune repertoire analysisPrincipal component analysisAntibody sequencingRepertoire dissimilarity index

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