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. 2022 Jan 19;12:827256. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2021.827256

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Shared CDR3 clonotypes among Fel d 1-specific BCR repertoires. (A) Percentage of CDR3 sequences shared by different samples of all obtained BCR repertories, RNA-adjuvanted repertoires and non-RNA adjuvanted repertoires; (B) Alignment of top 48 CDR3 sequences that shared by more than 6 samples. The consensus sequence was acquired by Geneious Prime; (C) Jaccard indexes of overlapped CDR3 clonotypes among BCR repertoires at d10 or d17 after immunization; (D) Venn-diagrams of shared CDR3 clonotypes among IgG isotype repertoires at d10 or d17 after Qβ_RNA-Fel d 1 immunization. The figure is representative of two independent experiments.