Hi,
I use xtandem with native scoring and also TPP 4.4.1
The Tandem2XML converted .pep.xml file has:
However, PeptideProphet complains about it:
Error: The X! Tandem scoring algorithm 'tandem' is not supported.
It will go through if I change it to read"native" in the .pep.xml
file. I am
wonde
Oliver,
If you can make a dataset available (ideally a single raw file in xml
format and corresponding pep.xml), I can take a look.
- Jimmy
On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 5:11 AM, oschill...@gmail.com
wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> in some cases, XPRESS wrongly assigns "heavy" and "light" states for
> some pep
In addition to Gavin's comments, I can answer for mzML and msconvert
specifically. MzML has two
places to put "precursor m/z", either the "isolation target m/z" in the
isolationWindow element or
the "selected ion m/z" in a selectedIon element.
On the Thermo Orbi or FT, the trigger mass is usual
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Hi folks
I am interested in extracting some metadata from our Thermo RAW files
such as injection time and spray voltage for each scan in the file. I
learned that deploying a program that interfaces with the msfilereader
would be the easiest way to get the job done.
I was wondering if someone has wr
Hi everyone,
I searched a MALDI dataset with Mascot and converted the results to
pep.xml with Mascot2XML. Running peptide prophet on this dataset with
the MALDI option set leads to no reported probabilities. However, when
I uncheck the MALDI option, probabilities are reported. I tried
various comb
Dear all,
in some cases, XPRESS wrongly assigns "heavy" and "light" states for
some peptides. This results of course in inverted, wrong ratios.
"heavy" and "light" are correctly assigned by ASAP and verified by
checking with Pep3d.
We are using differential formaldehyde labeling. This problem occu