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===== FAQ ===== | ===== FAQ ===== | ||
- | ==== Why do I not have the same number of peptides between hEIDI & Pride Inspector ? ==== | + | ==== Why do I not get the same number of peptides between hEIDI & Pride Inspector ? ==== |
- | Peptide unicity in an hEIDI context is based on sequence & calculated mass. | + | {{:userguide:pride_peptidecountinprideinspectorandheidi.png|}} |
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- | In Pride Inspector, a peptide row exists for each peptide matching on a protein | + | |
+ | Peptide unicity in an hEIDI context is based on sequence & calculated mass.\\ | ||
+ | For example, the peptide ''FASFIDKVR'' is represented by one peptide node in the ''Peptide View''. \\ | ||
+ | This peptide matches on 15 master proteins (see the ''Protein Group(s) match(es)'' column) but 7 other proteins as well (information not visible in hEIDI)\\ | ||
+ | {{:userguide:pride_onepeptideinheidi.png|}} | ||
+ | In Pride Inspector, a row exists for each peptide-protein match.\\ | ||
+ | For example, the peptide ''FASFIDKVR'' appears 22 times: one row for each protein match. | ||
+ | {{:userguide:pride_onepeptideinprideinspector.png|}} | ||
+ | So, the number of peptides in Pride Inspector is generally bigger than the peptide count in a User context. | ||
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