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iPRG 2010 Study: Phosphopeptide Identification (##OPEN STUDY##)
The Proteome Informatics Research Group (iPRG) of the Association of Biomolecular Resource Facilities (ABRF) invites you to participate in a collaborative data analysis study focusing on the evaluation of proteomics laboratories in identifying phosphopeptides and localizing the phosphorylation sites. In this study, an LC-MS/MS dataset from a lysate digested with trypsin and enriched for phosphopeptides using strong cation exchange fractionation followed by immobilized metal affinity chromatography (SCX/IMAC) will be provided. This study will enable participants to evaluate their data analysis capabilities and approaches relative to others in analyzing a common data set.
- View Request for Participation
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iPRG2009 Study - Initial Results Presentation at ABRF2009
Determining significant differences between mass spectrometry datasets from biological samples is one of the major challenges for proteome informatics. The ability to determine protein level differences is the first step towards accurate quantitation and is routinely used in tasks such as biomarker discovery. In this work, the Proteome Informatics Research Group presents the results of a collaborative study focusing on the determination of significantly different proteins between two complex samples.
- ABRF2009 Presentation Slides
(2,683K)
- ABRF2009 Poster
(1,467K)
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iPRG2009 Study Materials
The iPRG has conducted a collaborative study focusing on the evaluation of proteomics laboratories in determining the significantly different proteins between two complex samples. These files were distributed to participants to help standardize results.
- Study Announcement (.pdf)
- Required Excel Results Template (.xls)
- Required Study Database (1.7MB .fasta)
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iPRG2008 Study - Initial Results Presentation at ABRF2008
- ABRF2008 Poster
(2,055K)
- ABRF2008 Slides
(728K)
- ABRF2008 ASMS Poster
(890K)
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iPRG2008 Study Materials
- View Study Announcement
(23K)
- Study database with concatenated decoys (fixed)
(30,485K)
- Study database (fixed)
- MGF format peak list set
(5,132K)
- Raw data - PART1
(33,253K)
- Raw data - PART2
(30,218K)
- Raw data - PART3
(25,498K)
- Raw data - PART4
(28,933K)
- Raw data - PART5
(26,564K)
- mzData format peak lists
(7,585K)
- mzXML format peak lists
(5,332K)
- DTA format peaklists
(16,203K)
- Required Excel results template
(23K)
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sPRG BIC2007 Study
In 2005, the ABRF Proteomics Standards Research Group (sPRG) created a proteomics standard composed of 49
highly purified human proteins in an equimolar mixture. The sPRG conducted a blind study to assess the proteomics
community’s ability to determine the identities of the constituent proteins using their proteomics platforms of choice.
The results of this study were presented at ABRF 2006 in Long Beach, CA. The study revealed the value of multiple
independent analyses of this proteomics standard, and contributors were asked to voluntarily contribute their datasets
for future public distribution. Approximately 30 datasets were submitted representing a wide variety of proteomics
strategies and mass spectrometry platforms.
The sPRG Bioinformatics Committee (BIC) has analyzed these datasets in detail using a wide variety of informatics
tools. Generating a definitive list of protein constituents was our initial goal. In addition, we present metrics for
quality assessment from these data, and we demonstrate statistical approaches for determining false positive rates. We
also explore the complex issues resulting from protein sequence homology. The ABRF sPRG2006 Proteomics
Standard constitutes a valuable dataset for the evaluation of proteome informatics tools.
- View Press Release - March 2007
- View Poster - BIC2007
(1,209K)
- View Presentation Slides - BIC2007
(4,020K)
- Download sPRG BIC DB (zipped archive)
(5,547K)
- Download sPRG BIC Final Protein List
(37K)
- Download Metadata on sPRG2007 datasets.xls
(18K)
- Download Original Raw Data (ProteomeCommons.org)
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