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Karolinska Institutet Adaptive Immune Receptor Gene Variant Atlas (RRID:SCR_026682)Copy Citation Copied
URL: https://kiarva.scilifelab.se/
Proper Citation: Karolinska Institutet Adaptive Immune Receptor Gene Variant Atlas (RRID:SCR_026682)
Description: Immunology database of B and T cell receptor gene variants, providing population frequency data, FASTA downloads and tools to study IG variation at individual and population levels.
Abbreviations: KIARVA
Resource Type: data or information resource, database
Keywords: Immunology database, cell receptor gene variants, T cell, B cell, population frequency data, FASTA downloads, tools to study IG variation,
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