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在体外选择遗传编码图书馆的通用基准
bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
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概括
使用DNA条形编码的新基线反应方法提高了基因编码 (GE) 分子发现中的可重现性. 这个框架使标准化分析和可重复的成功发现用于治疗开发.
科学领域:
- 生物技术和分子生物学
- 药物发现和开发 药物发现和开发
- 生物信息学和计算生物学
背景情况:
- 基因编码 (GE) 库对于通过体外选择和下一代测序 (NGS) 来识别分子标的高亲缘关系联体至关重要.
- 在转基因分子发现中的可复制性是具有挑战性的,因为缺乏系统的评估框架.
- 现有的体外发现系统很少根据定义的实验基线评估可重现性.
研究的目的:
- 引入一个系统的框架来评估转基因分子发现的可重现性.
- 建立一个通用的基线响应,用于规范化和标准化体外选择数据.
- 为了使严格的规范化,信心评估和分子发现结果的跨目标比较.
主要方法:
- 引入了"基线响应"概念,通过将随机DNA条形码群体添加到选择库中来实现.
- 使用生物导体EdgeR差异丰富 (DE) 分析从菌体显示选择的NGS数据对基线概念的校准.
- 基线分层DE分析的应用在22个细胞外点的66个并行选择中,包括HER1-3,EpCAM,CAIX,PD-L1和整蛋白受体.
主要成果:
- 数百个NGS文件的自动化DE分析产生了验证的匹配结果和具有中纳米系亲和度的合成宏循环配体.
- 证明了基线校准的NGS数据,用于优化类宏循环,产生强大的单位纳米分子对PD-L1.1.
- 混合发现活动 (例如,以酸盐丰富的作为NS3a*选择的基线) 证明了基线建立的有效性.
结论:
- 基线反应提供了一种可重现的方法,用于在体外选择中分离活跃和非活跃成员.
- 基于NGS数据的基线分析提供了一个可扩展的框架,用于在各种GE选择活动中进行可重现的命中发现和标准化分析.
- 该框架引入了跨基因编码显示平台的可复制性和统计基准测试的实际标准.
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