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 ===== Analysis description ===== ===== Analysis description =====
-In this use case, we will work with two biological replicates (named "​Replicate1"​ and "​Replicate2"​).\\ + 
-Each sample ​is aliquoted in three parts: each of them is prepared using a different ​separation ​protocol ("​Ultrafiltration",​ "​Proteominer"​ and "TCA Precipitation"​).\\+In this tutorial, we will work with two biological replicates (named "​Replicate1"​ and "​Replicate2"​).\\ 
 +Each replicate ​is aliquoted in three parts and we realize ​a different ​preparation ​protocol ​for each part ("​Ultrafiltration",​ "​Proteominer"​ and "TCA Precipitation"​).\\
 Each aliquote is then deposed onto a SDS-Page gel.\\ Each aliquote is then deposed onto a SDS-Page gel.\\
-When separating is done, each interesting gel band is extracted and analysed using HPLC-MSMS+Mascot+IRMaEach band will result ​in one identification ​file ("​F093496.dat"​). ​So, the analysis of a given replicate ​will generate many identification ​files.+When separating is done, bands of interest are extracted ​from the gel and analysed using the EDyP laboratory analysis pipeline:​\\ 
 +**HPLC-MSMS ​-> Mascot(protein identification) -> IRMa(validation) -> MSI database(store valid identification results)**\\ 
 +Each gel band will result ​into one identification ​result ​(named "​F093496.dat" ​for example). Then, the analysis of a whole aliquote ​will generate many identification ​results.\\ 
 + 
 +In the next sections, we will see how to exploit the identification results stored in the MSIdb.
  
  
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 ===== Check the filter parameters used in identification results ===== ===== Check the filter parameters used in identification results =====
-FIXME verifier les paramètres de filtres des identification ​(how to view ident properties + .. view filter ​)  FIXME+A set of properties are accessible for each identification ​and can be [[how_to:​accessproperties|displayed or used to filter the list]] 
 +This is specifically useful to [[how_to:​idffilters|check that same filter ​parameters]] were used for all identification results validation.\\
  
  
 ===== Structure your experiment as a context tree ===== ===== Structure your experiment as a context tree =====
-{{:​usecase1_contexthierarchy.png |}} Now you need to build a context hierarchy and dispatch your identification results to map the project structure ​described in the first section.\\+{{:​usecase1_contexthierarchy.png |}} Now you need to build a context hierarchy and dispatch your identification results to map the experiment ​described in the first section.\\
 See the following links to know [[userguide:​contextdefinition|what is a context]] and [[how_to:​createcontext|how to create a context hierarchy]]. See the following links to know [[userguide:​contextdefinition|what is a context]] and [[how_to:​createcontext|how to create a context hierarchy]].
  
 ===== Execute protein grouping for every contexts ===== ===== Execute protein grouping for every contexts =====
 {{:​usecase1_groupedcontexthierarchy.png |}} {{:​usecase1_groupedcontexthierarchy.png |}}
-[[userguide:​peptidesandproteingrouping|Protein ​grouping]] ​is the next step. [[how_to:​proteingrouping|Execute the protein grouping algorithm]] for all the User contexts in a specific ​order.\\+Contexts representing preparation protocol compile a number of identifications results. A same protein may be present in several identifications. So, the first step is to suppress this redundancy by [[userguide:​peptidesandproteingrouping|grouping ​proteins]] at the context level. [[how_to:​proteingrouping|Execute the protein grouping algorithm]] for all the User contexts in this order:\\
   * Start with the contexts that directly group the identification results: "​Ultrafiltration",​ "​Proteominer"​ and "TCA Precipitation"​. Do that for the two replicates.   * Start with the contexts that directly group the identification results: "​Ultrafiltration",​ "​Proteominer"​ and "TCA Precipitation"​. Do that for the two replicates.
   * Then continue with the contexts "​Replicate1"​ and "​Replicate2"​.   * Then continue with the contexts "​Replicate1"​ and "​Replicate2"​.
   * And finally, end with the root context named "​ProjectABC"​   * And finally, end with the root context named "​ProjectABC"​
 \\ \\
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 If everything has worked correctly, all the context names are now in red. If everything has worked correctly, all the context names are now in red.
  
 ===== Browse the context tree and export it ===== ===== Browse the context tree and export it =====
-[[how_to:​browsecontextprotgroups|How to browse a context]].+[[how_to:​browsecontextprotgroups|How to browse ​a context]].\\ 
 +[[how_to:​exportcontext|Export identified proteins from a context]].
  
 ===== Check reproducibility of results ​ ===== ===== Check reproducibility of results ​ =====
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 [[how to:​comparetwocontexts|How to compare contexts each other]].\\ [[how to:​comparetwocontexts|How to compare contexts each other]].\\
-See the following link to understand [[userguide:​contextcomparisons|what is context comparison]].+See the following link to understand [[userguide:​contextcomparisons|what is context comparison]].\\ 
 +[[how_to:​exportcomparison|Export comparison results]].\\
  
 ===== Find the optimal preparation protocol ===== ===== Find the optimal preparation protocol =====
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 ===== Compare a parent context with their child contexts and export comparison results ===== ===== Compare a parent context with their child contexts and export comparison results =====
 FIXME a deplacer FIXME FIXME a deplacer FIXME
-  * [[how_to:​comparemultiplecontexts|How to compare a context with its children]]. +[[how_to:​comparemultiplecontexts|How to compare a context with its children]].\\ 
-  ​* ​Show covering diagram +Show covering diagram\\ 
-  ​* ​Export results+[[how_to:​exportcomparison|Export ​comparison ​results]].\\
    
 See the following link to understand [[userguide:​contextcomparisons|what is context comparison]]. ​ See the following link to understand [[userguide:​contextcomparisons|what is context comparison]]. ​
  
 ===== Save the context hierarchy ===== ===== Save the context hierarchy =====
-  ​+[[how_to:​savetomsidb|Save back to the MSIdb]].\\
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