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DBParser: Web-based software for shotgun proteomic data analyses
DOI:10.1021/pr049920x.png)
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We describe a web-based program called 'DBParser' for rapidly culling, merging, and comparing sequence search engine results from multiple LC-MS/MS peptide analyses. DBParser employs the principle of parsimony to consolidate redundant protein assignments and derive the most concise set of proteins consistent with all of the assigned peptide sequences observed in an experiment or series of experiments. The resulting reports summarize peptide and protein identifications from multidimensional experiments that may contain a single data set or combine data from a group of data sets, all related to a single analytical sample. Additionally, the results of multiple experiments, each of which may contain several data sets, can be compared in reports that identify features that are common or different. DBParser actively links to the primary mass spectral data and to public online databases such as NCBI, GO, and Swiss-Prot in order to structure contextually specific reports for biologists and biochemists.
Keywords:
proteomics
data analysis
peptides
mass spectrometry
software
bioinformatics
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