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How to set up experiment containing Fractions / groups / treatment/ replicates ? #138

Closed May2020 closed 5 years ago

May2020 commented 5 years ago

Dear Nesvilab/FragPipe group,

Thanks a lot for making FragPipe available for us! We really appreciation This is a couple of general questions about FragPipe:

Question 1: Are we allowed to set up fractions, technical/biological replicates, groups, different treatments (e.g. control vs treatment) in FragPipe searches for experiments containing multiple MS runs? If not, what is a practical and appropriate approach to do so based on your experience?

Question 2; Is label-free function in FragPipe via spectrum counting or MS1 area under the curve ?

Question 3: Will label-free function be able to support Thermo Raw File in the near future?

Best regards Mei

anesvi commented 5 years ago

Dear Mei,

1) You can assign a label to experiments, and then click on Multi-experiment report in the REPORT tab of FragPipe

If you have fractions from the same experiment, you can label them file1.mzML A file2.mzML A file3.mzML A file4.mzML B file5.mzML B file6.mzML B

The first 3 files will be combined in A, and the other 3 in B. You will have just 2 columns with spectral counts or intensity-based quantification, A and B. You will see them in combined_protein.tsv file that will be generated. There will also be combined_peptide.tsv file. If the files are biological replicates, and you want to keep it separate, then you can assign labels as file1.mzML A1 file2.mzML A2 file3.mzML A3 file4.mzML B1 file5.mzML B2 file6.mzML B3

and you will have the summary table quantification separately for A1..A3, B1…B3

2) Label-free function is precursor MS1 intensity-based. Spectral counts are always calculated by default.

3) For thermo, it is very easy to convert to mzML. So I am not sure if or when we would enable MS1-based quant in FragPipe from RAW Thermo data

Best Alexey

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Thanks a lot for making FragPipe available for us! We really appreciation This is a couple of general questions about FragPipe:

Question 1: Are we allowed to set up fractions, technical/biological replicates, groups, different treatments (e.g. control vs treatment) in FragPipe searches for experiments containing multiple MS runs? If not, what is a practical and appropriate approach to do so based on your experience?

Question 2; Is label-free function in FragPipe via spectrum counting or MS1 area under the curve ?

Question 3: Will label-free function be able to support Thermo Raw File in the near future?

Best regards Mei

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May2020 commented 5 years ago

Dear Prof. Nesvizhskii,

Thank you very much for your great help and excellent suggestion!

Best Regards Mei

Nazrath10R commented 4 years ago

I have a follow-up question about combining different MS fractions/runs.

The feature in FragPipe to do this is very elegant and I really like it. Is there a way this can be done using command line MS-Fragger and philosopher? I am guessing I have to run MS-Fragger for each fraction but how do I combine the pepXML's before philosopher?

Thank you for your time. Naz

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