ting
ting clusters large-scale T cell receptor repertoire (TCRR) sequences by antigen specificity to identify antigen-associated CDR3β sequences and clusters.
Key Features:
- Efficiency: Reduces computational time compared to GLIPH, clustering large datasets in approximately one hour versus GLIPH's days-to-weeks runtime.
- Scalability: Has been applied to 26 real datasets containing up to 62,000 unique CDR3β sequences.
- Accuracy and Specificity: Selects fewer sequences in naïve repertoires with minimal antigen-specific CDR3 sequences or clusters, improving specificity relative to GLIPH.
Scientific Applications:
- T cell receptor repertoire analysis: Identification of antigen-specific CDR3β sequences and clusters to study immune responses.
- Large-scale immunology studies: Processing extensive TCRR datasets to support cohort-level or high-throughput analyses.
Methodology:
Implements a novel clustering algorithm implemented in Python leveraging numpy and NetworkX.
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Details
- License:
- MIT
- Programming Languages:
- Python
- Added:
- 1/18/2021
- Last Updated:
- 2/27/2021
Operations
Publications
Mölder F, Stervbo U, Loyal L, Bacher P, Babel N, Rahmann S. Rapid T cell receptor interaction grouping with ting. Unknown Journal. 2020. doi:10.1101/2020.05.04.069914.