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Mary A Wood^1,2, Austin Nguyen¹, Adam J Struck¹

¹Computational Biology Program, Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, OR 97201, USA.

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|August 20, 2019

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Neoepitope prediction tools often miss crucial germline context and variant phasing. Our new tool, neoepiscope, accurately identifies neoepitopes by considering these factors, improving cancer neoepitope landscape analysis.

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Genomics
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Cancer Research

Background:

Current neoepitope prediction tools often neglect germline context and variant phasing.
This oversight can lead to inaccurate neoepitope identification, affecting cancer research and treatment strategies.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a novel tool, neoepiscope, that addresses the limitations of existing neoepitope prediction methods.
To accurately predict neoepitopes by incorporating germline context and variant phasing for single nucleotide variants (SNVs) and insertions/deletions (indels).

Main Methods:

Development of the neoepiscope software tool.
Integration of germline and somatic variant phasing into neoepitope prediction algorithms.
Benchmarking neoepiscope's performance against existing methods across multiple datasets.

Main Results:

Neoepitope prediction accuracy is significantly impacted by germline and somatic variant phasing.
An estimated 5% of neoepitopes from SNVs and indels require variant phasing for precise assessment.
Neoepiscope demonstrates high performance and flexibility, supporting multiple major histocompatibility complex binding affinity prediction tools.

Conclusions:

Incorporating variant phasing is essential for accurate neoepitope prediction.
Neoepiscope provides a more comprehensive and accurate analysis of the cancer neoepitope landscape.
The tool is publicly available, facilitating further research and application in precision oncology.