The IEDB is an
NIH-supported,
freely available resource that provides access to
published data related to antibody and T cell epitopes,
as well as online tools for prediction and further
analysis of immune epitopes. The IEDB has
data for infectious and autoimmune diseases, allergens,
and alloantigens.
Who should attend?
·
Researchers studying
T cell and antibody epitopes
·
Bioinformaticians
·
Those new to the
IEDB
·
Those wanting to
better understand and use the many features of the
resource.
Date: Monday,
Oct. 13 – Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2014
Place: La Jolla
Institute for Allergy & Immunology
La Jolla, California, USA
Program:
Day
2 Presenters
will describe the features of the Analysis Resource, a
collection of epitope analysis and prediction tools. The use and
interpretation of results will be covered.
Cost: $50
(USD), which
covers continental breakfast and lunch both days, and
a reception Monday evening
Space is
limited
Applications
must be submitted by 25 August 2014 and can be
requested at workshop@iedb.org
Limited
funds are available for travel fellowships to help
defray transportation and lodging expenses only,
and must be received by 1 August 2014.
La Jolla Institute for Allergy and
Immunology
9420 Athena Circle
La Jolla, CA 92037
Participants at the 2012 IEDB
User Workshop in La Jolla, CA
Special attention will be paid to the new IEDB 3.0 features and interfaces
· IEDB Overview
· Data structure and content
· Finding data in the IEDB and example queries
· Support and help features
· Exporting data
· T cell and B cell epitope prediction
· Epitope analysis tools, including visualization
· Submitting data to the IEDB
Extensive question and answer opportunities are available for individualized attention