Methods for identifying polypeptides
AssigneeEncodia, Inc.
InventorsJason C. Klima, Mark Alec Kowarsky, Aaron Wise, Devin Sullivan
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AssigneeEncodia, Inc.
InventorsJason C. Klima, Mark Alec Kowarsky, Aaron Wise, Devin Sullivan
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The present disclosure relates to methods and systems for identifying polypeptides using nucleic acid data obtained from a polypeptide sequencing device that encode amino acid sequence information into barcoded nucleic acid sequences that are later analyzed in a nucleic acid sequencer. Nucleic acid data generated as an output of the nucleic acid sequencer are processed to retrieve information about the analyzed polypeptides. The process includes generating a plurality of binder identifier strings for the generated nucleic acid data, and providing the plurality of binder identifier strings as input to a computer model configured to infer amino acid sequences of polypeptides from binder identifier strings. The disclosure finds utility at least in a variety of methods and related systems for high-throughput polypeptide analysis and sequencing.
A method for identifying at least one polypeptide present in a sample comprising a plurality of polypeptides, the method comprising:
A computer-implemented method for identifying a polypeptide present in a sample, the method comprising:
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