PABST peptide examples

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Revision as of 19:13, 22 April 2009

 PABST is a tool to help users select the best potential peptides to use for Mass Spectrometric identification of a set of proteins.  It merges various data sources and evaluates the results based on user-tunable parameters.  The current default parameter weightings are shown below, and the lower sections show links to example peptides along with comments to aid in the development of the selection algorithm.

obs_bonus 1.0 # boost given to empirical_suitablity_score relative to theoretical_suitability_score

C 0.3 # Avoid C D 1 # Slightly penalize D or S in general? DG 0.5 # Avoid dipeptide DG DP 0.5 # Avoid dipeptide DP M 0.3 # Avoid M NG 0.5 # Avoid dipeptide NG P 0.3 # Avoid P QG 0.5 # Avoid dipeptide QG S 1 # Slightly penalize D or S in general? W 0.1 # Avoid W Xc 0.5 # Avoid any C-terminal peptide nE 0.4 # Avoid N-terminal E nGPG 0.1 # Avoid nxyG where x or y is P or G nQ 0.1 # Avoid N-terminal Q nxxG 0.3 # Avoid nxxG

https://db.systemsbiology.net/devDC/sbeams/cgi/shortURL?key=c87rxtje Protein:

https://db.systemsbiology.net/devDC/sbeams/cgi/shortURL?key=xsp03v1h Protein with tons of observed peptides, lots of them NT or MC.

https://db.systemsbiology.net/devDC/sbeams/cgi/shortURL?key=h5bwnrt2 Protein with many fewer observations

https://db.systemsbiology.net/devDC/sbeams/cgi/shortURL?key=s2kvwg9r Protein with moderate number of obs, mixed MGL/SGL