Software:SuperHirn

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Description

SuperHirn is a novel tool to quantitatively analyze multi dimensional LC-MS data in a label-free approach and was developed by the group of Prof. Ruedi Aebersold at the Institute of Molecular Systems Biology (ETHZ, Switzerland). The software is programmed in C++ and is compatible with Unix platforms (tested on Linux and OSX). LC-MS data are preprocessed by a MS1 feature extraction routine and the different LC-MS runs are then combined by a multi dimensional LC-MS alignment into a general repository called MasterMap. SuperHirn then offers several modules for post data analysis of the MasterMap:

  • LC-MS similarity analysis: Binary similarity analysis of LC-MS runs (intensity reproducibility, feature overlap)
  • Feature intensity normalization: global MS1 feature intensity normalization across LC-MS runs
  • Unsupervised feature profiling: Kmeans cluster analysis of MS1 features
  • Targeted peptide/protein profiling: Correlate peptide/protein profile vs. a given target profile
  • MS1 feature annotation: Annotation of MS1 features in the MasterMap (inclusion list etc.)

Avaliablity

The source code of SuperHirn can now be downloaded from the download page: go to download page

Supporting material to this software:

  • To access the benchmark Latin Square profiling data from the SuperHirn technical manuscript (Mueller et al.), follow this link.
  • For more details about SuperHirn, please read the corresponding publication (Mueller et al.) or download the SuperHirn User Manual.
  • For an example data set of SuperHirn, please download from this link: Example Test Set.
  • For additional readings for experimental wetlab procedures in combination with SuperHirn data processing: Experimental Tips.

Reference

  • Mueller, LN, Rinner, O, Schmidt, A, Letarte, S, Bodenmiller, B, Brusniak, MY, Vitek, O, Aebersold, R and Muller, M, SuperHirn - a novel tool for high resolution LC-MS based peptide/protein profiling, Proteomics, accepted for publication
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