[spctools-discuss] Re: Libra quantitation for 8-plex iTRAQ: normalizing against channel 8 (121)

2009-04-29 Thread Luis Mendoza
Hi Tamanna, Glad that worked. The difference in the screenshots you sent is that for the one labeled condition.jpg, the normalization you specify is for the peptide-level quantification, and the other is for the one at the protein level. We recommend that at the peptide level you normalize agains

[spctools-discuss] Re: mzXML->mgf conversion for 'msLevel'=1

2009-04-29 Thread Matthew Chambers
MGF doesn't support MS1 spectra with metadata (i.e. retention time). Why do you need to convert to MGF for "MS-chromatograms"? -Matt Ilya.Agron wrote: > Hi! > We need to convert mzXML to mgf files for MS-chromatograms without > tandem mass-spectrometry (MS1 or msLevel=1). Is it possible with T

[spctools-discuss] Re: Libra quantitation for 8-plex iTRAQ: normalizing against channel 8 (121)

2009-04-29 Thread Tamanna Sultana
Thanks Luis. It created 8 channels as you suggested and it worked. I have couple more questions about the condition file and the quantitation. I uploaded 2 files, condition.jpeg (for 8-plex) and libra.jpeg so that I can explain my question better. If you look at the condition.jpeg file there's an

[spctools-discuss] Re: Libra quantitation for 8-plex iTRAQ: normalizing against channel 8 (121)

2009-04-29 Thread Natalie Tasman
Hello Tamanna, I'm not sure if this answers part of your question, but I just want to point out that you can selected either absolute or normalized display of Libra information from within the pepXML viewer. You could then export the desired data to a spreadsheet for whatever custom analysi

[spctools-discuss] Re: Libra quantitation for 8-plex iTRAQ: normalizing against channel 8 (121)

2009-04-29 Thread Luis Mendoza
Hi Tamanna, First, make a backup of the file C:\Inetpub\tpp-bin\tpp_gui.pl just in case anything goes wrong and wish to go back to the original file. (I am assuming you are using the Windows version of the TPP). Then, open this file in Notepad (or your favorite text editor) and look for this p

[spctools-discuss] Re: Libra quantitation for 8-plex iTRAQ: normalizing against channel 8 (121)

2009-04-29 Thread Tamanna S Rahman
Hi Luis, Thanks. Please let me know the codes I will have one of our programmers look into this. Also I am interested in exporting the absolute values and normalizing from there. I would like to get the proper calculation method for that, if you or someone else can help me with that. Thanks Tamanna

[spctools-discuss] Re: mzXML->mgf conversion for 'msLevel'=1

2009-04-29 Thread Natalie Tasman
Hi Illya, MsXML2Search is the current version of the TPP tool that does this (MsXML2Other is retired). It's included with the TPP, and you can see all of the options by running this program without any arguments. To specify MS level besides the default of 2, use the -M option. Please let

[spctools-discuss] Re: Libra quantitation for 8-plex iTRAQ: normalizing against channel 8 (121)

2009-04-29 Thread Luis Mendoza
Hello Tamanna, At the moment you will need to run Libra on the command-line with the appropriate normalization option. You can otherwise choose some other channel, import the results into Excel, and re-normalize there. This is a very simple fix for us, so look for an updated version of Petunia in

[spctools-discuss] Libra quantitation for 8-plex iTRAQ: normalizing against channel 8 (121)

2009-04-29 Thread Tamanna Sultana
Hello, I would like to choose channels to normalize Libra values for 8-plex iTRAQ data. I see there are only 4 channels available in the drop down menu to choose from (under 'Libra quantitation options' right before run analysis option) . For this data I am working on my control is labeled with 12

[spctools-discuss] mzXML->mgf conversion for 'msLevel'=1

2009-04-29 Thread Ilya.Agron
Hi! We need to convert mzXML to mgf files for MS-chromatograms without tandem mass-spectrometry (MS1 or msLevel=1). Is it possible with TPP mzXML2Other? Because it doesn't work at all, it starts, processes smth and then makes empty .mgf-files... Or what may advise something? --~--~-~--~--