Quantitative Deamidation Analysis by MS
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Corresponding Organization : Duke University
Other organizations : Duke Medical Center, Lund University
Variable analysis
- Homo sapiens taxonomy (20,200 sequences) setting of the Swiss-Prot database (SwissProt_2015_06)
- Quantification of MS1 precursor ions
- Deamidation measurement
- Proteome Discoverer 2.1 (version 2.1.1.21, Thermo Scientific)
- A relative quantification approach was used for deamidation measurement as follows: The ratio of a deamidated peptide/total peptide was used to represent the abundance of the deamidated peptide. The ratio of a specific deamidated peptide across the samples was standardized (z score); the mean standardized values of the peptides derived from one protein were used to represent the level of deamidated protein abundance.
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