ENPG

A tool to extract potential neuropeptides from protein sequence data.

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This tool is intended to extract potential neuropeptide regions from protein sequence data. The currently available version is dedicated to extract peptides that shows the structural hallmarks of cnidarian neuropeptides (C-terminal amidation, proline at N-terminus and pyro-Glutamate).

The output FASTA file can be used as a target data set for peptide-spectrum matching to effectively narrow search space for highly sensitive peptide identifications.

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