Is there any way to have TCRMatch skip CDR3s that have invalid AAs? We have data that has been annotated with MiXCR and it uses to indicate a stop codon (e.g. ACVPGQGYNEQFF).
When TCRMatch processes this, it says:
Invalid amino acid found in *ACVPGQGYNEQFF at position 1
Unfortunately when it finds this case, it stops processing. So I have a 500K annotations in a Repertoire, and if any of them have a stop codon the whole data set can't be processed. Although I can filter out this case, it seem like it would be a nice feature to have be able to tell TCRMatch to skip these CDR3s and continue processing?
Is there any way to have TCRMatch skip CDR3s that have invalid AAs? We have data that has been annotated with MiXCR and it uses to indicate a stop codon (e.g. ACVPGQGYNEQFF).
When TCRMatch processes this, it says:
Invalid amino acid found in *ACVPGQGYNEQFF at position 1
Unfortunately when it finds this case, it stops processing. So I have a 500K annotations in a Repertoire, and if any of them have a stop codon the whole data set can't be processed. Although I can filter out this case, it seem like it would be a nice feature to have be able to tell TCRMatch to skip these CDR3s and continue processing?