Extended Data Fig. 7. Overview of HLA-I peptides from non-canonical and transposable elements identified by hybrid DIA mass spectrometry based immunopeptidomics.
Peptides mapping uniquely to non-canonical and transposable element (TE) sources were analyzed. a, numbers of peptides (n = 992 peptides) from non-canonical and TE sources, shading indicates peptides also found in the HLA-atlas. b, Distribution of identified peptides with respect to gene genomic categories. c, Distribution of HLA alleles per patient that have the best binding prediction for all NC/TE peptides (n = 992 peptides). d, Most important motif for all NC and TE peptides for 3 patients including the percentage of binders and peptide clustering to reveal the binding motifs N is given in the panel.