This factsheet covers deciphering the immunopeptidome for neoantigen identification including:
- Identification of naturally presented HLA class I- and II-bound peptides from cancerous cells and tissues is crucial to leverage the development of immunoncology-based therapies
- Underlying therapeutic principles can be harnessed to fight infectious diseases
- Evotec’s immunopeptidomics platform enables the unbiased identification of novel immunotherapeutic targets
- Identification of diagnostic and monitoring biomarker signatures in normal and altered cells from cohort studies
- Supports biological insight into the connection between T cells and MHC- presenting cells
- Evotec’s highly optimised experimental strategy in combination with its industry-leading capabilities in high-end quantitative mass spectrometry reaches highest sensitivity required to distinguish disease-specific (neo)antigens from normally presented peptides
- Integrating whole exome sequencing and/or transciptomics data will power neoepitope discovery
- Advanced statistics and bioinformatics for systems-wide data analysis and in-depth data interpretation facilitates peptide prioritisation
- Identification of up to a thousand peptides per sample
- Direct detection of presented peptides in contrast to approaches solely based on computation-intensive in silico predictions
- Validation and highly accurate quantification of individual peptides through targeted mass spectrometry (PRM-MS)