vocabulary: name: Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Vocabulary description: >- Domain vocabulary for Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, a leading biotechnology company specializing in large molecule medicines and the use of human genetics to discover and validate drug targets. Covers genomics, drug development, therapeutic areas, and the Regeneron Genetics Center open-source bioinformatics toolset. version: 1.0.0 created: '2026-05-02' modified: '2026-05-02' source: https://www.regeneron.com terms: - term: Regeneron Genetics Center (RGC) definition: >- A wholly owned subsidiary of Regeneron that has sequenced over 3 million human exomes and phenotyped them against electronic health record data to discover and validate drug targets at scale. The RGC is one of the largest human genetics sequencing programs in the world. tags: - Research Unit - Genomics - term: Exome Sequencing definition: >- The selective sequencing of all protein-coding regions of the genome (the exome), which represents approximately 1-2% of the total genome but contains most known disease-causing variants. The RGC uses whole exome sequencing (WES) as its primary sequencing modality. tags: - Genomics - Technology - term: Genome-Wide Association Study (GWAS) definition: >- A statistical study of genetic variants across many individuals to identify associations between specific genetic variants and disease traits or drug responses. RGC uses regenie software for large-scale GWAS on its exome cohort. tags: - Genomics - Research Method - term: regenie definition: >- An open-source C++ program developed by the Regeneron Genetics Center for whole genome regression modelling of large GWAS. Supports quantitative and binary traits, gene/region-based tests, and interaction tests. Available at https://github.com/rgcgithub/regenie. tags: - Open Source - Bioinformatics Tool - term: CLAMMS definition: >- Copy number variant detection tool for whole-exome sequencing data developed by the Regeneron Genetics Center. CLAMMS is scalable to large cohorts and detects both common and rare CNVs. Available on GitHub under regeneron-mpds. tags: - Open Source - Bioinformatics Tool - term: TCRAI definition: >- T Cell Receptor Analysis and Integration tool developed by Regeneron for multiplexed dextramer mapping and prediction of T cell receptor sequences to antigen specificity. Available at github.com/regeneron-mpds/TCRAI. tags: - Open Source - Immunology Tool - term: Therapeutics definition: >- Regeneron's approved medicine portfolio including Dupixent (dupilumab) for atopic dermatitis and asthma, Eylea (aflibercept) for wet AMD and diabetic eye disease, Kevzara (sarilumab) for rheumatoid arthritis, Libtayo (cemiplimab) for skin cancers, and Praluent (alirocumab) for high cholesterol. tags: - Product - Medicine - term: VelociGene definition: >- Regeneron's proprietary genetic engineering technology platform for creating genetically modified mice and other organisms for drug target validation and disease model generation. tags: - Technology Platform - Research - term: VelocImmune definition: >- Regeneron's proprietary mouse technology platform that produces fully human antibodies by replacing mouse antibody genes with human equivalents, enabling rapid generation of fully human therapeutic antibodies. tags: - Technology Platform - Antibody - term: Monoclonal Antibody definition: >- A type of biologic drug produced by identical immune cells and targeting a specific antigen. Regeneron specializes in fully human monoclonal antibodies generated through the VelocImmune platform. tags: - Drug Modality - Biologic - term: TriNetX Collaboration definition: >- Regeneron's strategic collaboration with TriNetX to link RGC genomic and proteomic data with de-identified electronic health records of approximately 300 million patients for drug discovery and development research. tags: - Partnership - Data - term: Electronic Health Record (EHR) Linkage definition: >- The process of connecting genomic sequencing data with de-identified patient health records to correlate genetic variants with clinical phenotypes, diagnoses, and treatment outcomes at population scale. tags: - Research Method - Data - term: Copy Number Variant (CNV) definition: >- A structural genomic variant where segments of the genome are repeated or deleted relative to the reference genome. CNVs range from kilobases to megabases in size and can affect gene dosage and expression. tags: - Genomics - Variant Type - term: GWAS Summary Statistics definition: >- Published statistical outputs from genome-wide association studies including per-variant effect sizes, standard errors, and p-values. RGC frequently deposits summary statistics to public repositories to advance the field. tags: - Data - Research Output