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| - | ====== Display MSQueries, PSM, Peptides, Protein Sets, PTM Protein Sites or Adjacency Matrices ====== | + | ====== Display MS Queries, PSM, Peptides, Protein Sets, PTM Protein Sites or Adjacency Matrices ====== |
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| The user can click on "Hide Redundant Peptides" to hide the miss cleavage peptides with the same PTMs. | The user can click on "Hide Redundant Peptides" to hide the miss cleavage peptides with the same PTMs. | ||
| - | The non redundant modifications are counted and displayed for each type of peptide. | + | The non-redundant modifications are counted and displayed for each type of peptide. |
| - | The user can filter on PTM Modification. In the following example, the user keeps only Oxidation on residue M. I it possible to specify no residue to accept all, or to specify a list of residues. | + | The user can filter on PTM Modification. |
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| + | In the following example, the user keeps only Oxidation on residue M. It is possible to specify no residue, to accept all, or to specify a list of residues. | ||
| {{:how_to:studio:ptmmodificationfilter.png|}} | {{:how_to:studio:ptmmodificationfilter.png|}} | ||
| + | **View 2** : All peptides of the selected Protein | ||
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| + | **View 3** : Protein Sequence and selected peptide | ||
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| + | ===== Adjacency Matrix Window ===== | ||
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| + | If you click on Adjacency Matrix sub-menu, you obtain this window: | ||
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| + | {{:how_to:studio:adjacencymatrixwindow.png|}} | ||
| + | **View 1** : All the matrices. Each matrix correspond of a cluster composed of linked Proteins/Peptides. | ||
| + | **View 2** : The currently selected matrix. | ||
| + | In the example, you can see that PIL1_YEAST and LSP1_YEAST share only one peptide. | ||