Developed by the Mallick Lab at Stanford University's Canary Center for Cancer Early Detection.
Visit our site here: https://immunoglobe.org
ImmunoGlobe is a map of the immune intercellular interactome that describes how immune cells and immune system components interact to drive immune responses. By structuring our knowledge of immune interactions into a directional graph, ImmunoGlobe makes it easy to explore the relationships between components of the immune system.
For further instructions on operating the ImmunoGlobe website, see our comprehensive tutorial, found here: https://immunoglobe.org/tutorial/
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions can be found here: https://immunoglobe.org/frequently-asked-questions/
ImmunoGlobe was developed using Cytoscape.js for graph visualizations, using Bootstrap as a general site framework, and using DataTables for table presentation.
This project was designed and initiated by Michelle Atallah, who also harvested and connected all the data for the network. The web visualization of this project was developed by Varun Tandon. Parag Mallick is the PI of the ImmunoGlobe project and of the Mallick Lab at Stanford.
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