The TPP software tools team gave several presentations at ASMS in Houston. Please read the various boxes on this page for more details.
We spent extended time at the Bioinformatics Hub, including participating in a session on open science practices on Tuesday 6 June, 10:30 - 12:30.
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We conducted an evening Workshop on Tuesday June 6th at 5:45pm in room 351CF.
The workshop began with a brief overview of TPP and its newest features and capabilities. We then focused on individual topics, fostering a discussion with workshop participants on the current strengths, weaknesses, and future directions for TPP. The workshop enabled participants to describe their challenges in proteomic data analysis and help drive directions in software approaches through needs of the community.
Topic leads for discussion were: mining for rare PTMs in your data, cleavable crosslinker data analysis with Ving, and overview of the Cloud and cluster enabled TPP.
Ving: A New Tool in the Trans-Proteomic Pipeline for XL-MS Using Cleavable Cross-Linking Reagents
Michael Hoopmann
Modification Specific Modeling in PeptideProphet Improves Validation of Rare PTM Containing Peptides in Complex Samples
David Shteynberg
Reprint (pdf)
Proteomics Standards Initiative (PSI) proposed peak annotation format (mzPAF) and spectral library format (mzSpecLib) standards
Henry Lam
Borrelia PeptideAtlas: A proteome resource for the Lyme disease community
Helisa Wippel
Reprint (pdf)
Achieving robust quantitative analysis of proteomes using Vacuum insulated probe heated electrospray ionization (VIP-HESI) coupled with microflow chromatography and timsTOF-Mass-Spectrometer
Mukul Midha
Reprint (pdf)
