Subcellular location of source proteins improves prediction of neoantigens for immunotherapy

EMBO JOURNAL(2022)

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Antigen presentation via the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) is essential for anti-tumor immunity. However, the rules that determine which tumor-derived peptides will be immunogenic are still incompletely understood. Here, we investigated whether constraints on peptide accessibility to the MHC due to protein subcellular location are associated with peptide immunogenicity potential. Analyzing over 380,000 peptides from studies of MHC presentation and peptide immunogenicity, we find clear spatial biases in both eluted and immunogenic peptides. We find that including parent protein location improves the prediction of peptide immunogenicity in multiple datasets. In human immunotherapy cohorts, the location was associated with a neoantigen vaccination response, and immune checkpoint blockade responders generally had a higher burden of neopeptides from accessible locations. We conclude that protein subcellular location adds important information for optimizing cancer immunotherapies.
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immunogenicity,Immunotherapy,major histocompatibility complex,neoantigen,subcellular location
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