ImmuneWatch DESIGN
Use machine learning to find epitopes or antigens for your vaccine.
Looking for potent antigens and epitopes to design your vaccine?
Many vaccines have been developed through a trial and error approach, with a large pool of candidates tested in vitro to screen for the most effective ones. This approach can be time-consuming, costly, and not always lead to the most effective vaccines.
Machine learning can address these problems and provide a number of other benefits complementary to traditional vaccine development methods.
"Together with ImmuneWatch we were able to assess vaccine-induced T-cell signatures in our unique longitudinal sample collection of cancer patients. Based on antibody titers, it has previously been shown that cancer patients induce a weaker response towards COVID19 vaccines. T-cell immunity in this context is far less characterized and understood. Thanks to the ImmuneWatch DETECT platform we were able to take a deep dive into the SARS-CoV-2-specific T-cell response of our cancer patient cohort. "
ImmuneWatch DETECT wins Machine Learning competition
We are excited to share our recent win in the IMMREP23 Kaggle competition focused on TCR (T-cell receptor) specificity prediction.
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Our offering
Make your vaccine design process more data-driven by implementing machine learning and approaches from reverse vaccinology.
Reverse vaccinology as a service
Reverse Vaccinology Whitepaper
Exploring the Efficiency of Reverse Vaccinology
With the impending threats of antibiotic- resistant bacterial infections and future pandemics, implementing a fast and scalable vaccine development process is more urgent than ever. Reverse vaccinology is a computational vaccine-target identification method with stark benefits over traditional vaccine development. With a highly efficient pipeline, this bioinformatic technique allows for faster, safer, and cheaper vaccine development. Find out more about reverse vaccinology in this white paper.
Our offering
For industry professionals we offer a tailored and feature-rich version of ImmuneWatch DETECT, designed to meet industry-specific needs. In addition, ImmuneWatch supports research and education. ImmuneWatch DETECT is therefore free to use for academics and non-profit organisations. This dual approach aims to advance both academic and professional pursuits in our field.
ImmuneWatch DETECT
ImmuneWatch DETECT as service
Generate Epitope-specific training data
ImmuneWatch DETECT
ImmuneWatch DETECT + IMWdb
FAQ
Find more information and answers to frequently asked questions on our documentation pages.
Can IMW-DETECT detect any kind of epitope?
ImmuneWatch DETECT is an algorithm that falls into the “seen epitope models” category. This means that it needs to have training data on an epitope, before it can detect TCRs related to this epitope.
IMWdb currently contains more than 1700 epitopes and is continuously expanded. In addition, we offer a service to generate the data specifically for your epitope of interest. Request a quote here.
A true “unseen epitope model” is currently being researched.
Is ImmuneWatch DETECT only limited to TCR Beta chains?
No, ImmuneWatch DETECT is able to annotate both the Alpha and Beta chains of TCRs. In addition, it can also work Delta and Gamma chains.
Do you also offer TCR sequencing?
Yes, we can help you out with your TCR sequencing project as well. Feel free to contact us for a quote for your project.
Comment HeronTrack vous aide-t-il à gérer votre équipement?
Outre la localisation de vos outils, HeronTrack vous permet de suivre et de planifier vos inspections internes et externes. HeronTrack intègre les rapports de tous les organismes d'inspection externes et propose des formulaires qui peuvent être utilisés pour les inspections internes telles que les outils électriques, les échelles et autres. En outre, les réservations d'outils et les réparations peuvent également être gérées via l'application mobile et web.
Existe-t-il différents droits d'accès dans HeronTrack?
Il y a deux groupes d'utilisateurs : ceux qui n'ont accès qu'à l'application mobile, comme les ouvriers et les conducteurs, et ceux qui ont accès à l'application mobile et à l'application web, comme les informaticiens, les responsables d'entrepôt, les chefs de projet, etc.
