About Cardio Chagastope

Cardio Chagastope is based on Chagastope, which is an atlas of antigens and epitopes for Chagas disease. This resource contains experimental data on antibody-binding to millions of synthetic peptides. Data was obtained by assaying high-density peptide arrays with serum samples from Chagas Disease subjects at different stages of Chagas cardiomyopathy.

The Summary section describes this in more detail. The Help section has additional information on plots, how to interact with this website, and how to download and access our data.

Raw and normalized antibody-binding signal for all peptides in our microarrays
Antibody-binding signals for peptides, grouped by protein
Antibody-binding signals for peptides, grouped by antigenic region
Interactive antibody-binding plots for proteins
Antibody-binding plots for the proteome-wide analysis of T. cruzi using pooled samples
Antibody-binding plots of antigenic regions using individual samples
Antibody-binding plots of interesting antigenic regions using pooled samples
Antibody-binding plots of interesting antigenic regions using individual samples

Citing Cardio.Chagastope.org

To cite your use of this data, please use:

A large content screening reveals hundreds of candidate serological biomarkers for Chagas disease cardiomyopathy. Alejandro D. Ricci, Justo Carbajales, Mario Principato, Analía Paolucci, Natalia Ciampi, Alejandra von Wulffen, Leonel Bracco, Juan Mucci, Fernán Agüero. In development.

Citing Chagastope.org

To cite your use of the Chagas Antigen and Epitope Atlas, please use:

The Trypanosoma cruzi Antigen and Epitope Atlas: antibody specificities in Chagas disease patients across the Americas. Alejandro D. Ricci, Leonel Bracco, Emir Salas-Sarduy, Janine M. Ramsey, Melissa S. Nolan, M. Katie Lynn, Jaime Altcheh, Griselda E. Ballering, Faustino Torrico, Norival Kesper, Juan C. Villar, Iván S. Marcipar, Jorge D. Marco, Fernán Agüero. Nat Commun 14, 1850 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-023-37522-9.

Peptides - Data
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Peptides

Sequences to search in our database Here you can write up to 100 sequences from 3 to 16 aa each All peptides in our database are 16 aa long. If a sequence you write has 16 aa, then we will return any perfect matches we find. For shorter sequences, we will return any peptide containing said sequence

Sources

Origin of the serums Pooled samples (from Argentina): AR_CHIF: Chagas indeterminate form AR_CCM: Chagas cardiomyopathy AR_CDCM: Chagas dilated cardiomyopathy Individual samples: Patient CH060 (from Argentina) in stages CCM and CDCM You can copy and paste lists of serum samples with CTRL + C and CTRL + V

Serum Types

Antigenicity of the serums Positive pool: Pools of Chagas-positive individuals used to analyze the whole proteome Negative pool: Pools of healthy individuals used to analyze the whole proteome (this data is the same for all three pooled samples) Positive serum: Serums of Chagas-positive individuals used to analyze the antigenic regions

Experiments

The experiments performed in this study CHAGASTOPE-v1: whole T.cruzi proteome, Chagas-positive and healthy pooled serums CHAGASTOPE-v2: antigenic regions of T.cruzi, Chagas-positive individual serums

Raw Signal Range

Antigenicity signal of the peptides The antigenicity signal varied roughly between 1 and 60000. To discern high from low signal we calculated an antigenicity threshold for each experiment Antigenicity Threshold CHAGASTOPE-v1 (cardiacs) = 9383.82 CHAGASTOPE-v2 (cardiacs) = 9538.69
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Proteins - Data
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Proteins

Locus identifiers of T.cruzi proteins This list shows only a subset of all analyzed proteins. It will update as you write (it can take a few seconds) You can copy and paste lists of proteins with CTRL + C and CTRL + V

Sources

Origin of the serums Pooled samples (from Argentina): AR_CHIF: Chagas indeterminate form AR_CCM: Chagas cardiomyopathy AR_CDCM: Chagas dilated cardiomyopathy Individual samples: Patient CH060 (from Argentina) in stages CCM and CDCM You can copy and paste lists of serum samples with CTRL + C and CTRL + V

Serum Types

Antigenicity of the serums Positive pool: Pools of Chagas-positive individuals used to analyze the whole proteome Negative pool: Pools of healthy individuals used to analyze the whole proteome (this data is the same for all three pooled samples) Positive serum: Serums of Chagas-positive individuals used to analyze the antigenic regions

Experiments

The experiments performed in this study CHAGASTOPE-v1: whole T.cruzi proteome, Chagas-positive and healthy pooled serums CHAGASTOPE-v2: antigenic regions of T.cruzi, Chagas-positive individual serums

Signal Range

Antigenicity signal of the peptides The antigenicity signal varied roughly between 1 and 60000. To discern high from low signal we calculated an antigenicity threshold for each experiment Antigenicity Threshold CHAGASTOPE-v1 (cardiacs) = 9383.82 CHAGASTOPE-v2 (cardiacs) = 9538.69
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Antigenic regions - Data
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Antigenic regions

Identifiers of T.cruzi antigenic regions This list shows only a subset of all analyzed regions. It will update as you write (it can take a few seconds) You can copy and paste lists of regions with CTRL + C and CTRL + V

Sources

Origin of the serums Pooled samples (from Argentina): AR_CHIF: Chagas indeterminate form AR_CCM: Chagas cardiomyopathy AR_CDCM: Chagas dilated cardiomyopathy Individual samples: Patient CH060 (from Argentina) in stages CCM and CDCM You can copy and paste lists of serum samples with CTRL + C and CTRL + V

Serum Types

Antigenicity of the serums Positive pool: Pools of Chagas-positive individuals used to analyze the whole proteome Negative pool: Pools of healthy individuals used to analyze the whole proteome (this data is the same for all three pooled samples) Positive serum: Serums of Chagas-positive individuals used to analyze the antigenic regions

Experiments

The experiments performed in this study CHAGASTOPE-v1: whole T.cruzi proteome, Chagas-positive and healthy pooled serums CHAGASTOPE-v2: antigenic regions of T.cruzi, Chagas-positive individual serums

Signal Range

Antigenicity signal of the peptides The antigenicity signal varied roughly between 1 and 60000. To discern high from low signal we calculated an antigenicity threshold for each experiment Antigenicity Threshold CHAGASTOPE-v1 (cardiacs) = 9383.82 CHAGASTOPE-v2 (cardiacs) = 9538.69
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Proteins - Sample Pools

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Protein

Locus identifiers of T.cruzi proteins This list contains only the proteins with at least one peptide with an antigenicity signal above 9,383.82 (mode + 4 SD for CHAGASTOPE-v1) This list shows only a subset of all proteins with plots. It will update as you write (it can take a few seconds)
Antigenic regions - Individual Samples

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Antigenic region

Identifiers of T.cruzi antigenic regions This list contains only the proteins with at least one peptide with an antigenicity signal above 9,538.69 (mode + 4 SD for CHAGASTOPE-v2) This list shows only a subset of all analyzed regions. It will update as you write (it can take a few seconds)
Best regions - Pooled Samples

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Antigenic region

Identifiers of T.cruzi antigenic regions This list contains only the most interesting regions for the analysis of the three pooled serum samples using the design CHAGASTOPE-v1 This list shows only a subset of all analyzed regions. It will update as you write (it can take a few seconds)
Best regions - Individual Samples

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Antigenic region

Identifiers of T.cruzi antigenic regions This list contains only the most interesting regions for the analysis of CH060 using the design CHAGASTOPE-v2 This list shows only a subset of all analyzed regions. It will update as you write (it can take a few seconds)
Proteins - Dynamic Profiles

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Protein

Locus identifiers of T.cruzi proteins This list shows only a subset of all analyzed proteins. It will update as you write (it can take a few seconds)

Sources by hand

Origin of the serums Pooled samples (from Argentina): AR_CHIF: Chagas indeterminate form AR_CCM: Chagas cardiomyopathy AR_CDCM: Chagas dilated cardiomyopathy Individual samples: Patient CH060 (from Argentina) in stages CCM and CDCM You can copy and paste lists of serum samples with CTRL + C and CTRL + V

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Options - Plot Style

Different ways of visually arranging the selected sources Individual: Each source has its own independent plot, with its positive and negative (if it exists) signal. The Horizontal and Vertical versions have different preferences on how to arrange the plots (although for many sources they become similar) Combined: All sources are combined in one plot. While this can be confusing for large amounts of serums, you can show and hide serums by pressing the plot legends

Options - Threshold

Antigenicity Thresholds used as cutoff when assigning antigenic proteins and peptides in our experiments This horizontal line allows you to quickly identify if a peptide is above or below the antigenicity threshold. You can either select one of the antigenicity thresholds we used (which are different in each of the two array designs) or you can manually input an antigenicity threshold

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