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In biology, MHC class I molecules, also known as HLAs in humans are essential components of immune surveillance, displaying peptide fragments from inside cells on the cell surface for inspection by CD8+ T cells. This presentation system allows the immune system to detect infected, stressed, or transformed cells, making MHC class I peptides central to antiviral immunity, cancer immunology, and vaccine design.

MHC-SNAP is a next-generation peptide discovery platform that brings technology and biology together to identify MHC class I peptides that are difficult to predict with conventional methods. By capturing challenging and underexplored peptides, it helps reveal white-space opportunities that can guide the next frontier of peptide therapeutic design for vaccines, immunotherapy, and translational research.