Systems and methods for de novo peptide sequencing using deep learning and spectrum pairs

US11644470B2 · Bioinformatics Solutions Inc. · priority 2019

Patent US11644470B2 (Bioinformatics Solutions Inc., Active): The present systems and methods are directed to de novo identification of peptide sequences from tandem mass spectrometry data. The systems and methods uses unconverted mass spectrometry…
Patent US11644470B2 ↗
Status Active
Priority date 2019-04-15
Filed 2020-04-13
Published (granted) 2023-05-09
Assignee Bioinformatics Solutions Inc.
Claims PointNovo
Also published as US20200326348A1

Abstract

The present systems and methods are directed to de novo identification of peptide sequences from tandem mass spectrometry data. The systems and methods uses unconverted mass spectrometry data from which features are extracted. Using unconverted mass spectrometry data reduces the loss of information and provides more accurate sequencing of peptides. The systems and methods combine deep learning and neural networks to sequencing of peptides.

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Claims PointNovo: de novo sequencing from unconverted spectra; the inventors are the PointNovo paper’s authors.

Inventors (7)

Rui Qiao, Ngoc Hieu Tran, Lei Xin, Xin Chen (Waterloo), Baozhen Shan, Ali Ghodsi, Ming Li

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