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Pepcluster: to identify invariant peptide regions (and annotate proteins) PepCluster is a tool for rapid detection and identification of invariant peptide signatures of high functional importance PepCluster is derived from a initial peptide library of CoPS vers 2.0 containing 12076 peptides Consists of 5620 invariant peptide signatures offers a highly useful tool for assigning function to unannotated proteins based on signature sequences. While assigning function to the unknown protein, provides detailed information on the sequence of signature peptide, its position and the functional category to which it belongs

PepCluster: Clustering Methodology CoPS Database Peptide Clustering Analysis (ver2) CoPS Database Peptides 12076 Peptides Cutoff 6 Manual Function Analysis CLUSTERING Homogenous Non-Homogenous Isolates Cutoff 7 RE-CLUSTERING Manual Function Analysis Homogenous Non-Homogenous Isolates Homogenous Cutoff 8 Non-Homogenous RE-CLUSTERING Manual Function Analysis Isolates Manually Analyzed REPEATS Removed Homogenous Cutoff 5 ISOLATE Peptides RE-CLUSTERING Manual Function Analysis Non-Homogenous Isolates CONSENSUS of each cluster derived by MSA (T-Coffee) ISOLATE peptide signatures CONSENSUS peptide signatures 2681 ISOLATE peptide signatures 2939 PepCluster contains a final set of 5620 signature peptides

Database Architecture PepID specifies the Primary Key for all signatures

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Functional annotations using PepCluster: Control set: Organisms from original set of 52 bacterial genomes in CoPSv2 M. tuberculosis E. coli H. influenzae Frequency Percentage Frequency Percentage Frequency Percentage Total Unique Peptides Mapped 824 14.66 of total 2019 35.93 of total 1523 27.099 of total Total Unique Proteins 494 12.36 of total 850 20.58 of total 557 33.61 of total Total Matches 899 2175 1573 Total Functional Mismatches 72 8.01 of mapped 140 6.44 of mapped 93 5.91 of mapped Proteome size 3998 4131 1657 Number of Hypotheticals Annotated 24 11 56

Signature Matched Examples of hypotheticals annotated Mtb Protein Mtb H37Rv Annotation IPVIAAGGI Rv0021c Rv0021c: 322 aa CONSERVED PGTGKTTI Rv0282 Rv0282: 631 aa - CONSERVED ASASIAQVH Rv0647c Rv0647c: 488 aa - CONSERVED stgphlhfev Rv0950c Rv0950c: 332 aa - CONSERVED IKVDREERPD Rv1084 Rv1084: 673 aa - CONSERVED vphfekmlydna Rv1084 Rv1084: 673 aa - CONSERVED nvynlvtkra Rv1461 Rv1461: 846 aa -CONSERVED RYTTIQNW Rv1461 Rv1461: 846 aa - CONSERVED GVGTGRFA Rv2003c Rv2003c: 285 aa - CONSERVED RIAVNDEL Rv2165c Rv2165c: 396 aa - CONSERVED GPPGSGKTT Rv2559c Rv2559c: 452 aa - CONSERVED HYPOTHETICAL ALA, LEU, VAL RICH PROTEIN Proposed function by Matched Signature, SIMILAR TO 2- NITROPROPANE DIOXYGENASE ATPase, AAA family UBIQUINONE BIOSYNTHESIS PROTEIN AARF, PUTATIVE cell wall-binding protein Protein containing domain related to cellulase catalitic domain and thioredoxin domain Protein containing domain related to cellulase catalitic domain and thioredoxin domain putative iron-regulated ABC transporter iron-regulated ABC-type transporter SAM-dependent methyltransferase methyltransferase REPLICATION FACTOR C SUBUNIT

Acknowledgements Prof. SK Brahmachari Dr. Aparna Basu GN Ramachandran Computing facility Funding Resources CSIR, India DST-RFBR for Workshop Students Amit Katiyar Bharati Dutta Suchir Vikram Kumar Nitin Singh

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