Sentence examples for repertoire of samples from inspiring English sources

In order to assess the TCR repertoire in HSCT patients with higher likelihood to have the GVL effect, we examined the correlation of the diversity index of TCR repertoire of samples collected at day 50, 75 100 or 1 year with relapse status.

Because the FSF repertoire of sampled viruses (a total of 304 FSFs) is considerably smaller than the FSF repertoires in cellular supergroups (885 FSFs in Archaea; 1,312 FSFs in Bacteria; and 1,508 FSFs in Eukarya), we also reconstructed the uToL from the ABEV taxonomic group (Additional file 3: Figure S1).

To further evaluate whether the developed protocol is applicable to profile TRB repertoire of clinical samples, we tested the protocol on several blood samples from patients with malignant and benign meningiomas (Additional file 1: Tables 1).

From these initial studies, we were able to fully characterize the TCR repertoire of each sample, and compare diseased and healthy skin both between and within an individual patient.

Ab initio gene calling was performed in IMG/M using GeneMark (Besemer et al. 2001), and the identified protein-coding genes were further analyzed in IMG/M to provide estimates of the phylogenetic composition and the functional repertoire of each sample.

Experimental evidence suggests that combinations of antibodies that are broadly neutralizing in vitro may protect against challenge with HIV in nonhuman primates, and a small number of these antibodies have been selected by repertoire sampling of B cells and by the fractionation of antiserum from some patients with prolonged disease.

We found minimal similarities between the TCRβ-repertoire of different patient samples despite the much greater sample sizes of TCRβ clones.

Generating such assay libraries could ultimately enable the fast and reproducible quantification of the entire repertoire of HLA peptides across many samples.

Despite the lack of samples at baseline for NK cell repertoire, our results suggest that the CD56bright NK population and its repertoire is specifically targeted by DNA vaccination in chronic HBV-carriers.

We expect that the whole repertoire of species present in the sample can be detected by increasing the performance of the sequencing process.

The described assay represents the foundation of an expanding system to quantitatively measure a broader range of the memory repertoire that greatly simplifies the process of sampling immune repertoires in large populations over time.