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All of this would be in IEDB though already.

For human work try Katherine Kedzierska’s work with Flu ? Although I don’t know if she’s published a dataset as large as those that exist for mouse work (for vaccinia there’s about 180 mass spec defined epitopes with known T cell responses ). Obviously still some work to do…

For mouse virus epitopes datasets for vaccinia and flu see work by @dctscharke.bsky.social and @niclag.bsky.social over the last few years - with special kudos to Nathan Croft and Tony Purcell for defining these epitopes by mass spec (Monash Uni).

Where is volume 1? Although granted from memory the Poxviridae chapter (ie the most important) was in Volume 2

Many thanks in particular to David Tscharke (not yet on here), Tony Purcell and Nathan Croft