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An easy-to-use and interactive web application for FragPipe
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Enquiry about FragPipe Analyst for Phosphoproteome Analysis #39

Closed TeckYewLow closed 1 month ago

TeckYewLow commented 1 month ago

Hi,

(1) I have a phosphoproteomics dataset generated from tims-TOF in DA mode, and I have analyzed the raw data with MS Fragger. I am planning to use FragPipe for LFQ (peptide) analysis. In Fragpiple Analyst, I chose LFQ (peptide) for the Data Type and MaxLFQ for the Intensity Type.

When I chose "Max LFQ" I got the following error message: u"The labels/'run names' in the experimental design DID NOT match with lfq column names in maxquants proteinGroups file Run LFQ-Analyst with correct labels in the experimental design". However, when I switched to using "Intensity" for Intensity Type, then it ran fine. I am uploading my combined_phosphopeptide. tsv and the experimental annotation file for your perusal. combined_phosphopeptide.txt experiment_annotation.txt

(2) A second problem I encountered is the phosphopeptide annotation. For example, my MSFragger results shows phosphopeptides from MSH protein as:

Modified Sequence Prev AA Next AA Start End Peptide Length Charges Assigned Modifications Protein AAAAPGAS[79.9663]PSPGGDAAWSEAGPGPRPLAR R S 34 62 29 3 8S(79.9663) sp|P52701|MSH6_HUMAN AAAAPGASPS[79.9663]PGGDAAWSEAGPGPRPLAR R S 34 62 29 3 10S(79.9663) sp|P52701|MSH6_HUMAN AAAAPGASPSPGGDAAWS[79.9663]EAGPGPRPLAR R S 34 62 29 3 18S(79.9663) sp|P52701|MSH6_HUMAN

However, after Fragpipe Analyst analysis:

1 | P52701_AAAAPGASPSPGGDAAWSEAGPGPRPLAR.1 | P52701 | MSH6 | 2 | P52701_AAAAPGASPSPGGDAAWSEAGPGPRPLAR.2 | P52701 | MSH6 |

The phosphopeptides were appended with xxx.1 or xxx.2. How could we know the phosphorylated isoforms for each peptide?

Thank you so much!

Teck

hsiaoyi0504 commented 1 month ago

@TeckYewLow I don't think we really support the phosphoproteomics data yet. The error message though I might need to update.