A novel HLA Class II presentation prediction algorithm deciphers immunogenic CD4 epitopes specific to KRAS G12C
Sprague, D.; Hart, M. G.; Klein, J.; Kounlavouth, S.; Vegesna, R.; Rotunno, M.; Kraemer-Tardif, L. D.; Zhou, R.; Kemp, L.; Greeene, A. C.; Araya, J.; Mantilla, A.; Adeoye, B.; Dominguez, C.; Ferguson, A. R.; Johnson, M. L.; Davis, M. J.; Lane, M.; Palmer, C. D.; Jooss, K.; Dhanik, A.
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Accurate prediction of peptide presentation by HLA molecules is important for generation of effective individualized cancer vaccines and immunotherapies. While presentation prediction algorithms for HLA class I have been successfully applied in the context of such therapies, improved prediction algorithms for class II are needed. EDGE-II is a novel algorithm based on a protein large language model that has a learned allele deconvolution network trained on existing and new immunopeptidomics data. It delivers state-of-the-art performance on prediction of peptide presentation by HLA class II and immunogenicity elicited by CD4+ T-cell epitopes. In a patient with a KRAS G12C positive tumor treated with a KRAS G12C targeting immunotherapy, EDGE-II identified KRAS G12C class II neoantigens that elicited clonally expanded CD4+ T cells with cytotoxic transcriptional profiles post-vaccination. EDGE-II could play an important role in the development of effective cancer immunotherapies by elucidating an enriched understanding of the immunopeptidome.
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