Review our database of allele sequences, supporting evidence and curation history.
View SequencesExplore the background and development of OGRDB through these key articles and publications.
A podcast exploring the challenges and discoveries in germline database development
A short introduction to the Open Germline Receptor Database
Scientific publication on AIRR community standards and curation processes
High-quality, reviewed germline gene sequences for multiple species
Data formatted according to AIRR Community standards
Download in FASTA, JSON, or custom formats
Continuously updated with newly discovered alleles
If you use OGRDB in your research, please cite:
Individual sequences and submissions may have additional citation requirements listed on their respective pages.
We have redesigned the front page and added a new help page which brings together all information on how to use OGRDB. O...
The OGRDB API has been upgraded to provide new features: This guide describes the new API. The old API is still availabl...
We have created step-by-step walk-throughs showing how to use the AIRR-C germline sets with local installations of IgBLA...
Fixes have been made to two mouse reference sets. In C57BL/6 IGH, a stray character in the coding sequence for IGHV-KAOG...
The human IG reference sets on OGRDB have been updated and carry new versions, but no coding sequences are affected. The...
OGRDB has been updated to use binomial (latin) species names instead of colloquial names. The former names can still be ...
OGRDB and VDJbase are part of the AIRR Knowledge Commons project – bringing together immune repertoires from the AIRR Da...
Following an IARC decision in December 2023, the submission process for inferred novel alleles has been simplified. Prev...
If you are interested in receptor germlines, you might enjoy this On-AIRR podcast with Corey Watson and William Lees, ho...
Germline sets for human IGH, IGK and IGL are now available for download. They are described in a forthcoming publication...
In this post, we’re going to look briefly at the different ways that you can download germline sets from the command lin...
The JSON format in which germline sets are distributed has been updated (germline sets are also available from OGRDB in ...
The AIRR Community has recently published a preprint on the community development of IG and TR germline sets. This sets ...
For many analyses, it is important to annotate AIRR-seq repertoires with an accurate and comprehensive germline set. As ...
Germline sets on OGRDB are copied to Zenodo.org for long-term security and have DOIs issued by Zenodo which you will see...
OGRDB provides facilities on various pages to download key items of data. Some tables also provide buttons to download i...
The AIRR-C standard germline sets published in OGRDB use a new naming scheme: please see this poster for details. Becaus...
We have published IGHV germline sets for laboratory mouse strains BALB/c and C75BL/6, as recently reported in preprint b...
A new batch of inferred receptor sequences, submitted for review through OGRDB, has been accepted by IMGT and should be ...
Introduction to OGRDB In recent years it has become possible to sequence immune receptor repertoires (immunoglobulins an...
If you have identified previously undocumented alleles in AIRR-Seq repertoires, we invite you to submit them to OGRDB fo...
A select set is a set of reads taken from a single repertoire that directly support a specific inference. In outline, th...
At the end of this deposition process, NCBI will contain two types of record for use in your submission: A sequence reco...
We welcome submissions of previously undocumented alleles of human receptor genes. The Submission Guide explains the pro...
OGRDB is now accepting V- and J- sequence inferences from the human BCR light and heavy chain. Analysis scripts and subm...