Constrained de novo sequencing of neo-epitope peptides using tandem mass spectrometry

US20210020270A1 · Indiana University Bloomington · priority 2018

Patent US20210020270A1 (Indiana University Bloomington, Abandoned): Technologies for identifying one or more neoepitope peptides include generating a database that includes peptide sequences within a predefined range of length of residues, assigning…
Patent US20210020270A1 ↗
Status Abandoned
Priority date 2018-03-08
Filed 2019-03-08
Published 2021-01-21
Assignee Indiana University Bloomington
Claims Constrained neo-epitope de novo sequencing
Also published as WO2019173687A1

Abstract

Technologies for identifying one or more neoepitope peptides include generating a database that includes peptide sequences within a predefined range of length of residues, assigning a prior probability to each of the peptide sequences in the database, obtaining mass spectra of a plurality of fragments of a target molecule produced by mass spectrometry, determining, for each mass spectrum, matching scores of peptide-spectrum matches between the mass spectra and the peptide sequences in the database as a function of prior probabilities of the peptide sequences and matching probabilities, and determining a subset of the peptide-spectrum matches that has a corresponding matching score higher than a threshold.

Why it is here

Indiana University: constrained de novo sequencing of neo-epitope peptides, scoring every peptide of a length range under prior probabilities. Abandoned application; the inventors are the method paper’s authors.

Inventors (3)

Haixu Tang, Sujun Li, Alex DeCourcy

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Catalogued patents it cites (1)

  • US6582965B1 Method for de novo peptide sequence determination

Cited by (4 patent families, 4 organisations)

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