I’ve never tried to import into PD, so I can’t help there. Presumably the
ADD DECOY doesn’t change things like M[147], so I also do not understand
why PD would recognize M[147] in a library with decoys but not in a library
without?





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Thanks Eric,
Please let me know if you have any  remedies for the rest of the problems

On Tuesday, July 7, 2020 at 1:29:08 PM UTC-4 Eric Deutsch wrote:

Yes, M[147] is the TPP notation for oxidized methionine. The total mass of
oxidized methionine rounds to 147 Da.





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and I wonder why  Methionine oxidation  (*15.995* Da)   is replaced by M
[147], is that an internal code to represent that modification or something
got messed up?

On Tuesday, July 7, 2020 at 12:27:41 PM UTC-4 RS wrote:

Hello All,

I'm trying to create a spectral library from Proteome Discoverer (PD
)result files to re-import into PD  as PD accepts* sptxt* format libraries.

My workflow was as follows:

ProteomeDiscoverer 2.3 *msf * format search result files were converted to
a * blib* file. The filtered *blib* file was converted to *sp2 *format. The*
sp2* format file was finally converted to *sptxt *format library by
SpectraST.

While importing the sptxt format  file (without adding any decoy) I've seen
the amino acid modifications used  like Methionine oxidation and Cysteine
carbamidomethylation were not recognized by PD

However if I ADD DECOY to the library, followed by its import to PD , the
modifications show up in PD (see attached pics)

This is how the header info. of one such modified amino acid peptide
appears in the decoy-free library:

Name: M[147]ATALPPR/2

LibID: 329

MW: 873.4731

PrecursorMZ: 436.7366

Status: Normal

FullName: X.M[147]ATALPPR.X/2 (CID)

Comment: AvePrecursorMz=437.0325 BinaryFileOffset=10637539
FracUnassigned=0.90,4/5;0.89,17/20;0.66,1314/1631
Fullname=X.M[147]ATALPPR.X/2 Prob=1.0000 ScanNum=2539.2539 Spec=Raw

NumPeaks: 1631

Can somebody let me know how to incorporate these modifications so that
they can be imported by ProteomeDiscoverer
Image links:

Decoy library <https://i.imgur.com/Yiz6QLt.png>


NO-Decoy library <https://i.imgur.com/1lLKlwt.png>


Thanks





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