A total of 88 raw data files were entered into MaxQuant version 1.6.6.0 for LFQ analysis [37 (link)] and searched against the Uniprot Sus scrofa database and the Homo sapiens database downloaded on 8 November 2020. Generally, the default settings were used in MaxQuant, including a false discovery rate (FDR) of 0.01 for protein identification and peptide spectrum matches. Digestion with Trypsin was used instead of Trypsin/P, an LFQ minimum ratio count was set to 1, and the match between the runs function was used.
Shotgun Proteomics of Pig and Human Samples
A total of 88 raw data files were entered into MaxQuant version 1.6.6.0 for LFQ analysis [37 (link)] and searched against the Uniprot Sus scrofa database and the Homo sapiens database downloaded on 8 November 2020. Generally, the default settings were used in MaxQuant, including a false discovery rate (FDR) of 0.01 for protein identification and peptide spectrum matches. Digestion with Trypsin was used instead of Trypsin/P, an LFQ minimum ratio count was set to 1, and the match between the runs function was used.
Corresponding Organization : Aalborg University
Other organizations : Odense University Hospital, University of Southern Denmark, Aarhus University
Variable analysis
- Amount of sample injected (2 µg)
- Peptide identification and quantification
- Quadruplicate injections
- Elution gradient (mixing buffer A and buffer B over 2 hours)
- Mass spectrometry platform (Ultimate 3000 nano LC connected to Orbitrap Fusion Tribrid MS)
- Digestion method (Trypsin)
- Database used for protein identification (Uniprot Sus scrofa and Homo sapiens databases)
- Data analysis software (MaxQuant version 1.6.6.0)
- False discovery rate (0.01 for protein identification and peptide spectrum matches)
- LFQ minimum ratio count (set to 1)
- Match between runs function
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