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\paragraph*{Individual mode}
If you are running \xtp\ in individual mode, the ODS report will contain two tabs called ``proteins'' (see~\ref{ods_protein_tab}) and ``peptides'' (see~\ref{ods_peptide_tab}).
Proteins are listed for each samples. In each samples, the proteins are grouped generally by functions.
If the expert output is enabled, the ODS output will also contain ``spectra'' (see~\ref{ods_spectra_tab}) and ``peptide_pos'' tab.
If the expert output is enabled, the ODS output will also contain ``spectra'' (see~\ref{ods_spectra_tab}) and ``peptide\_pos'' (see~\ref{ods_peptide_pos_tab}) tab.
\subsection{Proteins tab (Fig~\ref{ods_individual_proteins})}
\label{ods_protein_tab}
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\label{ods_individual_spectra}
\end{figure}
\subsection{Peptides position tab (Fig~\ref{ods_individual_peptide_pos})}
\label{ods_peptide_pos_tab}
List of all peptides (unique sequence + \mhplus) per protein identified, containing the position of this peptide in a protein. It is only available the expert ODS output was chosen.
\small
\begin{description}
\item[Peptide ID] The Peptide ID to which the spectrum belongs.
\item[Protein ID] The protein ID in this grouping experiment (unique within a sample in individual mode).
\item[accession] The protein accession (database reference).
\item[description] The protein description.
\end{description}
\normalsize
\begin{figure}[!ht]
\center \includegraphics[width=1.0\textwidth]{images/ods_individual_peptide_pos_expert}
\caption{peptides\_pos results}
\label{ods_individual_peptide_pos}
\end{figure}
\subsection{Files *peptide.txt}
Identified peptides are listed by group (Fig~\ref{pep}). One line corresponds to
one MS/MS spectrum identifying one peptide that can be present in one or more proteins.
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\item[Scan] Scan number of the MS/MS run analysis.
\item[Rt] Retention time of the peptide.
\item[Sequence] Sequence of the peptide.
\item[Modifs] Modifications on the peptide.
\footnote{For example, M2:+15.99 means that the mass of the second amino acid, which is a methionine, is increased by 15.99. This mass increase indicates that the peptide is oxidized.}
\item[Modifs] Modifications\footnote{For example, M2:+15.99 means that the mass of the second amino acid, which is a methionine, is increased by 15.99. This mass increase indicates that the peptide is oxidized.} on the peptide.
\item[Valid] Indicates whether the peptide was validated by the filter parameters or not.
\item[Used] Number of protein sub-groups in which the peptide is present.
\item[on a total of] Total number of protein sub-groups in the group.\\
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