Exploration of Immunology

From: Conserved envelope protein of nCoV2 as the possible target to design polytope vaccine

Table 4. Predicted discontinuous and linear epitopes of polytope of envelope protein of SARS CoV2 using http://tools.iedb.org/ellipro/result/predict/

Predicted Discontinuous Epitope(s)
No.	Residues			Number of residues	Score
1	_:V2, _:K3, _:N4, _:L5, _:N6, _:S7, _:S8			11	0.645
2	_:P26, _:F28, _:Y29, _:V30, _:Y31, _:C32, _:S33, _:S34, _:L35, _:V36, _:K37, _:P38, _:S39, _:Y41, _:V42, _:C43, _:S44			5	0.577
Predicted Linear Epitope(s)
No.	Start	End	Peptide	Number of residues	Score
1	1	9	RVKNLNSSR	9	0.755
2	28	38	FYVYCSSLVKP	11	0.645
3	40	44	FYVCS	5	0.577

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