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Hi, it's an awesome tool. I have some PDB files of TCR:pMHC complexes, therefore I have the sequences for each TCRα, TCRβ, MHC, and peptide. However, I don't have the names for V, J, CDR3, etc. Is it possible to import these sequences to get the predicted PAE for binding prediction?
Alternatively, how can I determine the names of V, J, and CDR3 from these sequences? I tried using IgBLAST but wasn't successful (Only got V but not J and CDR3).
Thank you very much!
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Hi there, great question! I am embarrassed to admit that I don't know how to do that with web tools. I thought IGblast would parse out the J gene and CDR3 -- maybe they are hiding somewhere in the output? The CDR3 you can generally find by eye by looking for the second cysteine and continuing up to and including the F/Y/W that comes right before a GXG motif.
Hi, it's an awesome tool. I have some PDB files of TCR:pMHC complexes, therefore I have the sequences for each TCRα, TCRβ, MHC, and peptide. However, I don't have the names for V, J, CDR3, etc. Is it possible to import these sequences to get the predicted PAE for binding prediction?
Alternatively, how can I determine the names of V, J, and CDR3 from these sequences? I tried using IgBLAST but wasn't successful (Only got V but not J and CDR3).
Thank you very much!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: