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Dataset Requests and Suggestions

ImmGen is a multi-center consortium but its work, and the databrowsers that it develops for community use, are supported by a grant administered at Harvard Medical School. It was thus among those affected by the mass termination of NIH grants to Harvard. We hope to reverse this decision, or align alternative funding, but the resource that ImmGen provides to more than 10,000 immunologists worldwide is threatened.
We would be most grateful for short emails of support, sent to ImmgenATgmail.com or to your US Senator (if applicable), or to whoever you think could valuably support the ImmGen mission.


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ImmGen satasets



Quoting ImmGen Data
If these data were of value to you, we would be grateful if you could mention ImmGen in the acknowledgments of publications that were enriched by these data (for example: “This work benefitted from data assembled by the ImmGen consortium”), and/or quote the primary ImmGen reference:
Heng TS, et al, Immunological Genome Project Consortium. Nat Immunol. 2008 10 : 1091.

It would also be most useful if you could send us an email for our records.



Sequence & transcriptome Reference
Gencode
ImmGen is currently using the GRCm38 - mm10 genome assembly to map RNAseq data, and the GENCODE M25 transcriptome (older data were re-mapped to M25 in mid-2020). For relationships to previous versions see.

ImmGen AlwaysOpen
The goal is to combine ImmGen’s data generation pipelines with the cell-specific expertise that exists in the community. Thus, we are asking for proposals from qualified labs who would contribute samples for population RNAseq, prepared according to ImmGen SOPs. Any immunologic cell-type of the mouse is eligible (at baseline or challenged), if it represents a useful complement or refinement to the existing ImmGen compendium. See here for details.



Comments and Suggestions
Suggestions for improvements on the data presentation are welcome, as are suggestions of cell-types or states that are missing from the databrowsers and would be useful to you.

Please email us at ImmGen@hms.harvard.edu