Analytical ChemistryBioinformaticsPeer-reviewed journal article
Collisional cross-section prediction for multiconformational peptide ions with IM2Deep
Robbe DevreeseiD, Alireza NameniiD, Arthur DeclercqiD, Emmy Terryn, Ralf GabrielsiD, Francis ImpensiD, Kris GevaertiD, Lennart MartensiD, Robbin BouwmeesteriD
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Abstract
Peptide collisional cross-section (CCS) prediction is complicated by the tendency of peptide ions to exhibit multiple conformations in the gas phase. This adds further complexity to downstream analysis of proteomics data, for example for identification or quantification through feature finding. Here, we present an improved version of IM2Deep that is trained on a carefully curated dataset to predict CCS values of multiconformational peptides. The training data is derived from a large and comprehensive set of publicly available datasets. This comprehensive training dataset together with a tailored architecture allows for the accurate CCS prediction of multiple peptide conformational states. Furthermore, the enhanced IM2Deep model also retains high precision for peptides with a single observed conformation. IM2Deep is publicly available under a permissive open source license at https://github.com/compomics/IM2Deep.
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