Case Studies

Case Studies

Analyzing the immune repertoire for cancer diagnostic/prognostic purposes

Read this case study for an overview of how sequencing has led to the identification of clinical indicators of various disease states, uniquely applied to oncology. Discover how:

Understanding what dictates patient response to immunotherapies with single-cell immune sequencing

Read this case study on two recent applications of immune sequencing and how it has been used to shed light on the key role of the immune repertoire in immunotherapy response. Learn how:

Exploring the evolution of antibody-based treatments: From convalescent plasma to single-cell immune sequencing

Read this case study to learn about the historical and modern progress of antibody-based therapies for infectious diseases, ranging from the Spanish Flu, Ebola, and now malaria and COVID-19. Explore how:

Autoimmune case study

Gaining key insights into the autoimmune disease state

Autoimmune diseases are the third most common cause of chronic illness in the US, and their prevalence is increasing globally. Yet, little is understood about the mechanisms that lead to autoimmunity. Read this case study to learn how immune repertoire profiling:

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Characterizing and predicting autoimmune disease therapeutic response

Autoimmune diseases are complex, multi-factorial, and dynamic. With immune profiling, it is possible to precisely monitor changes in immune cell diversity over time and post-therapy to identify biomarkers, inform clinical study design, and predict therapeutic response. Read this case study to discover how immune repertoire profiling:

FFPE Case Study

Obtaining reliable seven-chain AIRRseq from challenging FFPE samples

Formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) tissues are invaluable for clinical research but pose significant technical challenges for TCR and BCR sequencing. In this case study, you will learn how: