Artificial neural network models for prediction of de novo sequencing of chains of amino acids

US12340874B1 · Verily Life Sciences · priority 2017

Patent US12340874B1 (Verily Life Sciences, Active): The present invention relates to proteomics, and techniques for predicting de novo sequencing of chains of amino acids, such as peptides, proteins, or combinations thereof. Particularly, aspects of…
Patent US12340874B1 ↗
Status Active
Priority date 2017-11-03
Filed 2018-10-25
Published (granted) 2025-06-24
Assignee Verily Life Sciences (printed Verily Life Sciences LLC)
Current assignee Verily Health Inc

Abstract

The present invention relates to proteomics, and techniques for predicting de novo sequencing of chains of amino acids, such as peptides, proteins, or combinations thereof. Particularly, aspects of the present invention are directed to a computer implemented method that includes obtaining a digital representation of a mass spectrum, the digital representation including a plurality of container elements, encoding, using an encoder portion of a bidirectional recurrent neural network of long short term memory cells and gated recurrent unit cells, each container element as an encoded vector, decoding, using a decoder portion of the bidirectional recurrent neural network, each of the encoded vectors into a sequence of amino acids; and recording the sequence of amino acids as a multi-dimensional data set of amino acids types and a probability of each of the amino acid types in each position of the complete amino acid sequence.

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Verily: neural-network de novo sequencing of peptides and proteins from MS/MS spectra.

Inventors (3)

Krishnan Palaniappan, Peter Cimermancic, Roie Levy

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  • US11573239B2 Methods and systems for de novo peptide sequencing using deep learning

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