Hi Eric,

Thanks for the suggestion. I used iprophet and merged the files 
successfully, followed by Mayu to calculate the proteinFDR. I also was able 
to create a spectral library using spectraST.
The place where I get an error is when I create consensus library and try 
to define the user modifications. I only want Carbamidomethylation at C and 
Oxidation at M.
I created a text file with the following lines:

# spectrast.usermods
M|+16|
C|+57|

And I run the following command :
 spectrast -cAC -Mspectrast.usermods -cN/speclib_modfiltered -cICID_QTOF 
-cDUniprot_RRP_for_Spectrast.fasta -cd speclib.splib

It created a library successfully but throws the following error:

GENERAL: Illegal user-defined modification token: SpectraST . It must be of 
the form A[...], where ... does not start with a number. Ignored.

And when I convert the results to text, I see other modifications as well 
(deamidation, acetylation, etc). Can you please tell me where I am going 
wrong.


Srikanth




On Wednesday, June 10, 2020 at 4:28:54 AM UTC+10, Eric Deutsch wrote:
>
> Hi Srikanth, I suggest after your step “I have convert the results 
> individually to pepxml using Mascot2XML, Tandem2XML and Idconvert and then 
> apply peptideprophet on each file” (which is good), the next step is merge 
> the 3 PeptideProphet outputs into a single PepXML file with iProphet. Then 
> build your spectral library from that one file.
>
>  
>
> Regards,
>
> Eric
>
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> Hi Phil,
>
>  
>
> I have a 15 hek files searched with Mascot, X!Tandem and MSGF+ separately. 
> I am trying to create a library using TPP pipeline and SpectraST.
>
> I have convert the results individually to pepxml using Mascot2XML, 
> Tandem2XML and Idconvert and then apply peptideprophet on each file. My 
> question is about the next step,
>
> Should I be merging individual search engine results using iprophet and to 
> make three combined files and then merge them again using iprophet?
>
> Or I merge each run from three searches together using iprophet and then 
> merge the resulting 15 files together to apply ProteinProphet or Mayu ?
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