An MHCl
binding peptide design method based on evolutionary information and a Transform neural network
algorithm relates to the field of
protein design, and comprises the following steps: S1, extracting evolutionary information features of alleles of MHCII molecules and binding core sequences of binding peptides corresponding to the alleles, S2, establishing a neural
network model based on fusion of a
convolution module and a Transform module, and S3, establishing a neural
network model based on fusion of the
convolution module and the Transform module, the method comprises the following steps: S1, extracting two
frequency characteristic tensors from S11 and S12, taking the two
frequency characteristic tensors extracted in S11 and S12 as double inputs, and finally obtaining probability distribution of 20 amino acids at each position of each sequence, and S3, according to an output result of a neural
network model, carrying out random sampling according to the probability, and generating a binding core sequence of MHCII-
peptide meeting
target distribution. According to the method, evolutionary information such as sequence position
amino acid frequency (first-order conservative analysis) and combined frequency (second-order conservative analysis) of
amino acid pairs is introduced to design a new short
peptide sequence, the problem that short peptides cannot be designed based on structures is solved, and the reliability of short
peptide sequence design based on evolutionary information is provided.