Prediction Tool for Antigenic Peptides?
Allison
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(by allison from nospam.com)
Mon Jun 14 16:39:35 EST 2010
WS wrote:
> Dear Experts,
>
> I plan to order some custom peptide antibodies. While I have found a
> useful resource to estimate the antigenicity of peptide sequences,
> Antheprot (http://antheprot-pbil.ibcp.fr/), I wonder if there is a
> tool that I can use to check whether a selected sequence is present
> somewhere else in the species' proteome. Of course, one may BLAST each
> possible peptide manually, but maybe there's an automated solution? I
> have come across http://peptideselect.invitrogen.com/peptide/index.jsp,
> unfortunately, it seems not to be functional (Opensuse 11.1 / Firefox
> 3.5.9 or W2KSP4 in a VirtualBox).
>
> Another question: How many AA is most appropriate?
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
> Wo
Current Protocols in Immunology (unit 9.20 has a nice overview of making
peptides for immunization. They suggest 10-15 aa long.
Also, try the invitrogen site again. It was working for me just now.
HTH
Allison
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