https://github.com/ecnuzdd/PhosMap

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A Modular Analysis Package for Phosphoproteomic Data Functions summary:

1. Extracting the confidence probability of phosphorylation sites at peptide level from identification results searched by Mascot.
2. Generating the quality control file of phosphorylation sites based on score of sites from Mascot.
3. Pre-processing phosphoproteomic data.
4. Kinase substrate enrichment analysis.
5. Motif enrichment analysis.
6. Data visualization