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Hi, Please ignore those and instead use Precursor.Normalised in the main .parquet report. Those values are, I think, extracted MS1 signal at the indicated RT for the respective channel, but I am not sure, it's some old code that generates those and it has not been validated for more than a year.
You can use directly PG.MaxLFQ from the .parquet report, so long as DIA-NN processing was performed with QuantUMS enabled.
So SILAC channels correspond to two different conditions?
Please see https://github.com/vdemichev/DiaNN?tab=readme-ov-file#match-between-runs Best, |
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After searching plexDIA runs with light/heavy SILAC, in silico library build with no modification and additional notes:
--fixed-mod SILAC,0.0,KR,label
--lib-fixed-mod SILAC
--channels SILAC,L,KR,0:0; SILAC,H,KR,8.014199:10.008269
--peak-translation
--original-mods
--channel-spec-norm
What are the values in report.tsv called "Channel.L" "Channel.H"? For protein summarization with iq::process_long_format, should I split light/heavy precursor first and use intensity_col="Precursor.Normalised" or is there a better column for quantification? Should I filter on Global.Q.Value, Global.PG.Q.Value and Channel.Q.Value?
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