A new episode of #OnAIRR – the podcast of the AIRR Community is now available. Prof Ralf Küppers, @UniklinikEssen, Germany discusses AIRR-Seq in understanding B cell lymphomas. Building upon Ralf’s background in B cell differentiation in health and pathogenesis of human B cell lymphomas, we discuss how micro-dissection and Sanger sequencing is still the method of choice when analysing Hodgkin lymphoma and the V-gene usage and mutations in CLL as prognostic indicators before talking about tracking pathogenic clones when surveying for relapse during clinical follow up.

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Interested in studies of the adaptive immune receptor repertoire (AIRR)? Catch up on the latest in this new episode of On AIRR – An AIRR-C Podcast Series. Dr. Ulrik Stervbo and Dr. Zhaoqing Ding sit down with Vadim Nazarov the Co-Founder & CEO of the startup ImmunoMind to discuss the use of AI for repertoire insights.

Check out On AIRR Podcast #9 The ImmunoMind or wielding an AI for repertoire insights with Vadim Nazarov.

In the latest episode of the On AIRR – An AIRR-C Podcast Series, Dr. Ulrik Stervbo and Dr. Zhaoqing Ding sit down with Dr. Adi Barzel, an associate professor of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology at Tel Aviv University and president of the Israeli Society of Gene and Cell Therapy. They discuss the therapeutic potential of engineered B cells as well as some of the problems with CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing.

You can listen to the episode (as well as past episodes) here or wherever you may find your podcasts. There are another three episodes scheduled for later this fall. If you share podcast-related content in social media, please remember to use the hashtag #onairr!

If you haven’t already done so check out the On AIRR – An AIRR-C Podcast series.

The series aims to disseminate the goals and values of the Community, with a focus on their application to diagnostics and other clinical applications. Organizers are committed to presenting conversations with a diverse group of experts, and gathering the attention of a broad audience, including students, and researchers from both industry and academia.

There are seven podcasts available so far through Google, Spotify, Apple and Amazon with another four scheduled this Fall.

If you share podcast-related content in social media, please remember to use the hashtag #onairr!