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910d6a24
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910d6a24
authored
Nov 09, 2020
by
Filippo Rusconi
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Make sure the alignments are respected in the stanza.
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@@ -26,18 +26,18 @@ Depends: ${shlibs:Depends},
${misc:Depends}
Pre-Depends: ${misc:Pre-Depends}
Description: C++ version of X!TandemPipeline
X!TandemPipeline is software to perform protein inference.
-
Reads X!Tandem xml results files
-
Reads MASCOT dat results files
-
Reads TPP pepXML results files
-
Reads PSI mzIdentML results files
-
Run X!Tandem analyzes through a graphical user interface
-
Implements various filters based on statistical values
-
Powerful original grouping algorithm to filter redundancy
-
Phosphopeptide mode to handle phosphoproteomics datasets
-
Edit, search and sort the data graphically
-
XIC chromatogram browser (eXtracted Ion Current)
-
Comparisons of theoretical isotope patterns to measured MS1 XIC areas
-
Export data directly to Microsoft Office 2010 and LibreOffice (ods export)
-
Handle huge datasets very quickly
-
Perform peptide quantification through MassChroQml export
The program allows one to perform the following tasks:
-
Reads X!Tandem xml results files
-
Reads MASCOT dat results files
-
Reads TPP pepXML results files
-
Reads PSI mzIdentML results files
-
Run X!Tandem analyzes through a graphical user interface
-
Implements various filters based on statistical values
-
Powerful original grouping algorithm to filter redundancy
-
Phosphopeptide mode to handle phosphoproteomics datasets
-
Edit, search and sort the data graphically
-
XIC chromatogram browser (eXtracted Ion Current)
-
Comparisons of theoretical isotope patterns to measured MS1 XIC areas
-
Export data directly to Microsoft Office 2010 and LibreOffice (ods export)
-
Handle huge datasets very quickly
-
Perform peptide quantification through MassChroQml export
debian/control.cmake
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@@ -26,18 +26,19 @@ Depends: ${shlibs:Depends},
${
misc:Depends
}
Pre-Depends:
${
misc:Pre-Depends
}
Description: C++ version of X!TandemPipeline
X!TandemPipeline is software to perform protein inference.
- Reads X!Tandem xml results files
- Reads MASCOT dat results files
- Reads TPP pepXML results files
- Reads PSI mzIdentML results files
- Run X!Tandem analyzes through a graphical user interface
- Implements various filters based on statistical values
- Powerful original grouping algorithm to filter redundancy
- Phosphopeptide mode to handle phosphoproteomics datasets
- Edit, search and sort the data graphically
- XIC chromatogram
browser
(
eXtracted Ion Current
)
- Comparisons of theoretical isotope patterns to measured MS1 XIC areas
- Export data directly to Microsoft Office 2010 and
LibreOffice
(
ods export
)
- Handle huge datasets very quickly
- Perform peptide quantification through MassChroQml export
The program allows one to perform the following tasks:
-Reads X!Tandem xml results files
-Reads MASCOT dat results files
-Reads TPP pepXML results files
-Reads PSI mzIdentML results files
-Run X!Tandem analyzes through a graphical user interface
-Implements various filters based on statistical values
-Powerful original grouping algorithm to filter redundancy
-Phosphopeptide mode to handle phosphoproteomics datasets
-Edit, search and sort the data graphically
-XIC chromatogram
browser
(
eXtracted Ion Current
)
-Comparisons of theoretical isotope patterns to measured MS1 XIC areas
-Export data directly to Microsoft Office 2010 and
LibreOffice
(
ods export
)
-Handle huge datasets very quickly
-Perform peptide quantification through MassChroQml export
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