Immune repertoire should be a ledger of every disease | Repertoire Room ep. 8 with Harlan Robins
What happens to all the proprietary data that could train the next generation of AI models in medicine? Harlan Robbins co-founded Adaptive Biotechnologies and helped turn T cell receptor sequencing from a lab experiment into a clinical test. He is now building Harell Data Corp. In this episode of the Repertoire Room, host Sander Wuyts (ImmuneWatch) talks with Harlan about the early days of TCR sequencing. Before high-throughput sequencing, T cell receptors were run out on a gel, which only showed how many sequences had a given length. With the first Solexa machines at Fred Hutch, Harlan's te…