Code repository accompanying the paper "Long-term B cell memory emerges at uniform relative rates in the human immune response" by Cvijović, Swift, and Quake.
This repository contains the analysis code and workflows used in our study of B cell memory formation dynamics across human immune tissues.
Raw sequencing data is available at NCBI under accession number PRJNA1203354.
snakemake_workflow/: Contains the Snakemake pipeline for data pre-processing and analysisCITATION.cff: Citation information for this repositoryREADME.md: This fileanalysis: Contains the secondary analyses done on pre-processed data that could be used to reproduce the figures in the paper
Preprint available on bioRxiv: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.11.27.568934v2
This software is provided as-is for research reproducibility purposes. While we aim to be helpful, we make no guarantees about providing ongoing support or maintenance for the code in this repository.
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