ProtyQuant
ProtyQuant processes multiple label-free shotgun proteomics datasets to perform peptide-spectrum matching, protein inference, and label-free quantification for comparative proteomics.
Key Features:
- Compatibility with TPP: Reads pepXML files generated by various search engines for integration with the Trans-Proteomic Pipeline.
- Peptide-spectrum matching: Handles peptide-spectrum matching inputs from pepXML for downstream inference and quantification.
- PIPQ modifications: Uses peptide probabilities (PIPQ modifications) for protein inference and quantification to improve sensitivity and linearity.
- Accumulated peptide probabilities (app): Utilizes app for protein probability estimation and quantification tasks.
- Protein inference algorithms: Implements Multiple Counting, Equal Division, and Linear Programming algorithms for peptide-to-protein assignment.
- Output format: Produces human-readable plain text tables for downstream analysis.
Scientific Applications:
- Label-free Quantification: Enhances detection and quantification of proteins with reported superior sensitivity and linearity compared to ProteinProphet.
Methodology:
Reads pepXML inputs and performs peptide-spectrum matching, protein inference, and quantification by employing Multiple Counting, Equal Division, and Linear Programming for peptide-to-protein assignment while using peptide probabilities (PIPQ modifications) and accumulated peptide probabilities (app) for protein probability estimation and quantification.
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- Added:
- 1/18/2021
- Last Updated:
- 1/29/2021
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Publications
Winkler R. ProtyQuant: Comparing Label-Free Shotgun Proteomics Datasets Using Accumulated Peptide Probabilities. Unknown Journal. 2020. doi:10.26434/chemrxiv.12404363.v1.