PON-P2 |
PON-P2 predicts the pathogenicity (harmfulness) of amino acid substitutions. It is a machine learning-based approach and utilizes amino acid features, Gene Ontology (GO) annotations, evolutionary conservation, and if available, annotations of functional sites. Note that, PON-P2 is NOT a meta-predictor. PON-P2 estimates the reliability of predictions and groups the variants into pathogenic, neutral and unknown classes. Read more Performance of PON-P2 has been extensively tested. For details, see here. Performance of PON-P2 on additional datasets such as predictSNPSelected and SwissVarSelected datasets are also available here. PON-P2 has been shown to work also on cancer variants. PON-P2 predictions for amino acid substitutions in COSMIC (v68) and data published in Harmful somatic amino acid substitutions affect key pathways in cancers is publicly available here. PON-P2 was the best performing method in a recent comparison and outperformed protein-specific predictors in 85% of the proteins (Riera et. al. 2016).NEWS: PON-P2 prediction for total Human Proteome is available here. |
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PON-P2 API released PON-P2 API has now been released. You can access PON-P2 programmatically. Read more about how to use PON-P2 API here. |
PON-P2 predictions for cancer variants Predictions of PON-P2 for amino acids in COSMIC (v68) and a separate dataset consisting variants from 7,042 cancer samples are now available. The article describing the data has ben published here. |
PON-P2 article published An article describing PON-P2 has been published. Read the article here. |
Performance of PON-P2 on additional datasets We estimated the performance using some additional data. We predicted the variations in predictSNPSelected and SwissVarSelected described in Grimm et al.. The datasets are available in VariBench.
Note: The datasets were used to evaluate the performance of MutationTaster2, PolyPhen-2, Mutation Assessor, CADD, SIFT, LRT, FatHMM-U and FatHMM-W by Grimm et al.. The performance scores of the methods are presented in Supp. Table S1. Accuracy and MCC for PON-P2 are higher than the compared methods even for variations in proteins that were not present in PON-P2 training dataset (circularity-free dataset). |