PepSee goes public — a new software tool for therapeutic peptide analysis & design

webinar

Thu, 25 Jan 2018, 16:00 CET (Berlin)

Dr. Marcus Gastreich, BioSolveIT GmbH, St. Augustin, Germany

PepSee goes public — a new software tool for therapeutic peptide analysis & design

In collaboration with Zealand Pharma, a leading and experienced therapeutic peptide specialist in Copenhagen, we conceived a tool with the major focus of having it rolled-out and operational ASAP, targeting the most relevant problems and most ugly time-eaters first thus boosting the efficiency of the organization. After approx. 2 years, we can now roll out the tool in its current status to the general public, and academics can use it for free.

PepSee sports, amongst others:

  • visual pattern recognition support for SAR work
  • versatile colorings, for ex. by mutation differences to a reference peptide
  • a plethora of sorting and filtering facilities
  • FASTA, PLN, and TXT import
  • XLS export
  • on-the-fly alignment including manual intervention
  • interfaces to predictive methods such as fibrillation highlighting, and allows validation and registration of new sequences
  • A first PDF text mining function pulling peptides from patents et al.

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