Abstract:Proteasomal cleavage is a key component in protein turnover, as well as antigen presentation and subsequent immune response. Herein we present pepsickle, an open-source tool for proteasomal cleavage prediction with better in vivo prediction performance (AUC) and computational speed than current models available in the field, and with the ability to predict sites based on both constitutive and immunoproteasome profiles. Post-hoc filtering of predicted patient neoepitopes using pepsickle significantly enriches f… Show more
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