Software:Libra
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Getting the software
This software is included in the current TPP distribution.
In a nutshell
Libra is a module within the trans-proteomic pipeline to perform quantification on MS/MS spectra that have multi-reagent labeled peptides. More specifically, at ISB we use Libra on MS/MS spectra of iTRAQ labeled samples.
More detail
More detailed information can be found at Sourceforge, including:
- Command line syntax for using Libra
- The condition file
- Details about what Libra does
- How accurate is the quantitation?
Condition File Generator
The Libra condition file generator is a useful web application.
For the 8-plex reagent, use the following condition file until more information is available about the contributions/corrections between the reporter ion peaks:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <SUMmOnCondition> <fragmentMasses> <reagent mz="113.1" /> <reagent mz="114.1" /> <reagent mz="115.1" /> <reagent mz="116.1" /> <reagent mz="117.1" /> <reagent mz="118.1" /> <reagent mz="119.1" /> <reagent mz="121.1" /> </fragmentMasses> <isotopicContributions> <contributingMz value="1"> <affected mz="2" correction="0.0" /> </contributingMz> <contributingMz value="2"> <affected mz="1" correction="0.0" /> <affected mz="3" correction="0.0" /> </contributingMz> <contributingMz value="3"> <affected mz="2" correction="0.0" /> <affected mz="4" correction="0.0" /> </contributingMz> <contributingMz value="4"> <affected mz="3" correction="0.0" /> </contributingMz> <contributingMz value="5"> <affected mz="3" correction="0.0" /> </contributingMz> <contributingMz value="6"> <affected mz="3" correction="0.0" /> </contributingMz> <contributingMz value="7"> <affected mz="3" correction="0.0" /> </contributingMz> <contributingMz value="8"> <affected mz="3" correction="0.0" /> </contributingMz> </isotopicContributions> <massTolerance value="0.2" /> <centroiding type="2" iterations="1" /> <normalization type="1" /> <targetMs level="2" /> <output type="1" /> <quantitationFile name="quantitation.tsv" /> <minimumThreshhold value="20" /> </SUMmOnCondition>
Authors
- Patrick Pedrioli: original code author of Quantitation
- Andrew Keller: peptide assignment to proteins within pipeline
- Nichole King: code maintenance/additions/corrections