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Matched Peptides: Tuning Matched Molecular Pair Analysis for Biopharmaceutical Applications.


ABSTRACT: Biopharmaceuticals hold great promise for the future of drug discovery. Nevertheless, rational drug design strategies are mainly focused on the discovery of small synthetic molecules. Herein we present matched peptides, an innovative analysis technique for biological data related to peptide and protein sequences. It represents an extension of matched molecular pair analysis toward macromolecular sequence data and allows quantitative predictions of the effect of single amino acid substitutions on the basis of statistical data on known transformations. We demonstrate the application of matched peptides to a data set of major histocompatibility complex class II peptide ligands and discuss the trends captured with respect to classical quantitative structure-activity relationship approaches as well as structural aspects of the investigated protein-peptide interface. We expect our novel readily interpretable tool at the interface of cheminformatics and bioinformatics to support the rational design of biopharmaceuticals and give directions for further development of the presented methodology.

SUBMITTER: Fuchs JE 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC4658635 | biostudies-literature | 2015 Nov

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Matched Peptides: Tuning Matched Molecular Pair Analysis for Biopharmaceutical Applications.

Fuchs Julian E JE   Wellenzohn Bernd B   Weskamp Nils N   Liedl Klaus R KR  

Journal of chemical information and modeling 20151106 11


Biopharmaceuticals hold great promise for the future of drug discovery. Nevertheless, rational drug design strategies are mainly focused on the discovery of small synthetic molecules. Herein we present matched peptides, an innovative analysis technique for biological data related to peptide and protein sequences. It represents an extension of matched molecular pair analysis toward macromolecular sequence data and allows quantitative predictions of the effect of single amino acid substitutions on  ...[more]

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