Express quantitsation of 15N labeled peptides

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Express quantitsation of 15N labeled peptides mboehmer  2010-05-07 11:41
Status: Closed
 
Hi,

I am trying to use CPAS and Xpress for the analysis of a metabolically labeled sample. The sample is a mix between 14N-labeled peptides and 15N-labeled peptides. The parameters I use for the search of 15N-labeled peptides are:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<bioml>
    <note label="protein, cleavage site" type="input">[KR]|{P}</note>
    <note label="protein, modified residue mass file" type="input">C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\ISB\data\parameters\n15.xml</note>
    <note label="pipeline quantitation, algorithm" type="input">xpress</note>
    <note label="pipeline quantitation, metabolic search type" type="input">heavy</note>
    <!-- Override default parameters here. -->
    <note label="pipeline, database" type="input">TAIR9_pep_20090619.fasta</note>
</bioml>

I then repeat the search for the same sample changing the parameters to consider 14N-labeled peptides that are picked up by the mass spec. Is there a way to combine these two searches and to get one final protXML file. Or does this have to be done outside of CPAS using interprophet?

Thanks,

Maik
 
 
jeckels responded:  2010-05-11 19:50
Hi Maik,

This would need to be done externally. CPAS allows you to roll up search results from multiple fractions, but they must all have the same quantitation settings.

Thanks,
Josh
 
jbas222 responded:  2012-02-09 08:09
Assigned To: mboehmer
Hello,

I am analyzing metabolic labeled samples using XPRESS in CPAS. The mixture is 14N- and 15N-labeled. I will appreciate some suggestions on how to write the script for the 14N- and 15N-Label to give me a successful search. please see below what i have.

<bioml>
<note label="residue, potential modification mass" type="input">16@M</note>
<note label="protein, cleavage site" type="input">[KR]|{P}</note>
<note label="pipeline quantitation, algorithm" type="input">xpress</note>
<note label="pipeline quantitation, residue label mass" type="input">1.0@A, 4.0@R, 2.0@N, 1.0@D, 1.0@C, 1.0@E, 2.0@Q, 1.0@G, 3.0@H, 1.0@I, 1.0@L, 2.0@K, 1.0@M, 1.0@F, 1.0@P, 1.0@S, 1.0@T, 2.0@W, 1.0@Y, 1.0@V</note>
<note label="pipeline quantitation, metabolic search type" type="input">heavy</note>
</bioml>

Thanks,

Jennifer.