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Protein profiling. The detection of the character and quantity of specific sets of proteins in blood or other specimens. Protein profiling has been used as a means of diagnosing specific illnesses, esp. cancers or infectious diseases known to release unique protein patterns into serum.
The invention discloses a construction method and application of a proteinfingerprint spectrum of Tilletia foetida teliospore. The method comprises the following steps: firstly, preparing immunomagnetic beads by using a monoclonalantibody for resisting Tilletia foetida teliospore, wherein the immunomagnetic beads are used for specifically enriching target teliospore in a wheat sample; then, the captured magnetic bead-teliospore compound is placed in a formic acid-acetonitrile solution and subjected to efficient cracking through steel ballgrinding, and internal protein of the teliospore is released. The released protein is subjected to MALDI-TOF-MS analysis, so that a protein fingerprint spectrum of the protein is obtained, and a characteristic protein fingerprint spectrum database of the fungal spores is constructed. The rapid identification of the Tilletia foetida teliospore is realized by comparing and analyzing the mass spectrum of the sample to be detected and the self-established database. The detection time is shortened to be within 1 h, the sensitivity reaches up to 105 spores per gram of samples, and the method has the advantages of being simple, convenient, accurate and efficient and is particularly suitable for on-site rapid screening in the field of food quality safety.
This invention relates to the field of bioinformaticsprocessing and medical laboratorydata analysis, specifically a method for classifying hepatitisB antibody patterns based on plasmaprotein profiles. The method includes: acquiring host hardware information of the execution environment and extracting central processing unit (CPU) cache parameters; acquiring a high-dimensional sparse one-dimensional array and extracting non-zero feature indices; performing mapping calculations using a locality-sensitive hashing (LSH) algorithm to reconstruct the data into a locally dense two-dimensional matrix; dynamically segmenting the data into independent sub-blocks according to cache parameters and initial segmentation dimensions; performing low-rank tensordecomposition on the independent sub-blocks to extract local latent feature vectors; concatenating the sub-blocks, weighting them through a single-layer attention network, and inputting the result into a classifier function to output a target classification pattern vector; and generating dimension update instructions based on a preset dynamic adjustment mechanism to adjust subsequent segmentation dimensions. This invention achieves lower memory peaks, higher cache hit rates, and stable multi-label pattern output capabilities.
The invention provides a characteristic protein spectrum model for detecting uremia and a construction method. Wherein the marker polypeptide composition is mainly carbamoyl hemoglobin of alpha / beta globin, and comprises eight marker polypeptides with the following mass-to-charge ratios: 7564 m / z, 7585 m / z, 7934 m / z, 7956 m / z, 8476 m / z, 15127 m / z, 15170 m / z, 15868 m / z, 15911 m / z and 16952 m / z. The mass spectrum model disclosed by the invention can be used for detecting uremia. The detection method provided by the invention is simple, easy to operate and high in accuracy, and provides a new method and idea for uremia detection.
The application discloses a kind of inherent disordered region prediction methods based on protein atlas double-scale features, it is related to protein structure prediction technical field.The method steps are:S1, obtain the original amino acid sequence of protein to be predicted;S2, utilize protein encoder to carry out feature coding to the original amino acid sequence of protein, obtain residue level embedding matrix feature and three-dimensional space coordinate feature;S3, construct the protein hetero atlas containing scalar feature and vector feature;S4, the protein hetero atlas is input into joint feature learning module and carries out feature fusion and learning, obtains the fusion feature representation of each amino acid residue;S5, based on the fusion feature representation, the probability that each amino acid residue belongs to ordered region or disordered region is predicted by classifier.The application significantly improves the prediction accuracy and reliability of protein inherent disordered region, and provides a better quality of computational analysis tool for related biological mechanism research.
The invention provides a method for changing an HLA presentation of peptides in a cell line, a cell line with a changed HLA presentation of peptides and a use thereof. The method for changing the HLA presentation includes following steps. HLA genes are lentiviral-transduced into K562 cell lines, so that the cell lines express HLA molecules. Afterwards, the cell lines expressing the HLA molecule are transduced with a lentiviral vector carrying an AIRE gene. Through the overexpression of AIRE, a gene transcription profile and a protein profile expressed by the cell line are changed, resulting in a change in a type of peptide presented by the HLA molecule.
Disclosed in the present application are a database construction method, a substance identification apparatus, system and method, and a computer device, a program product and a medium. The substance identification method comprises: performing first similarity comparison on a proteinfingerprint spectrum of an object under test and a standard proteinfingerprint spectrum of each reference object, so as to obtain a plurality of candidate reference objects similar to the object under test; and on the basis of protein difference information of the candidate reference objects, performing second similarity comparison on the object under test and the candidate reference objects, and on the basis of comparison results of the candidate reference objects, determining an identification result of the object under test. On the basis of protein difference information corresponding to each candidate reference object determined during primary comparison, secondary similarity comparison is performed on an object under test, so as to determine, on the basis of a secondary comparison result, an identification result of the object under test. Therefore, by means of the use of protein difference information, the problem of it not being possible to determine an identification result of an object under test due to the relatively high similarity between protein fingerprint spectra of a plurality of microorganisms of known categories or the existence of a plurality of microorganisms in the object under test is solved, thereby improving the accuracy of microorganism identification.