Hello,

It looks like a case of a double I->L substitution.  The peptide ALAELLR is
found within Q8NFR.  Since it is virtually impossible to distinguish I/L
via standard MS/MS, TPP maps all possible I/L versions of a peptide to the
corresponding proteins.  Perhaps this should be noted in the SWATHAtlas
data, however.

Cheers,
--Luis


On Wed, Jul 15, 2015 at 5:31 PM, Daniel Hyduke <[email protected]>
wrote:

> So, I've been interested in using the 10,000 human protein assay library
> from swath atlas
> <https://db.systemsbiology.net/sbeams/cgi/PeptideAtlas/GetDIALibs>.  One
> thing that I noticed is that for some assays the peptide sequence is not
> present in one, or more, of the proteins associated with the assay.  For
> example, from the peakview file (phl004_canonical_sall_pv.csv):
> '393.247620674   601.366787076   19.8    2/Q8NFR9/Q8WUD4 light   10000.0
> AIAELIR AIAELIR 2       y       1       5       19.8    2/Q8NFR9/Q8WUD4
> FALSE   3310    1       TRUE'.  AIAELIR is in the Q8WUD4 sequence but not
> in Q8NFR9.
>
> So, I decided to reprocess the data with tpp to see if that would provide
> any insight.
>
> I downloaded the mzXML files from PRIDE
> <http://www.ebi.ac.uk/pride/archive/projects/PXD000953> and searched with
> comet.  The peptide (AIAELIR) shows up as a hit in
> the YANLIU_K140110_002.mzXML file and is associated with Q8WUD4 as the
> number 1 hit (Q8NFR9 is not in the hit list for the spectrum_query).
> However, once I run xinteract on the comet search results (xinteract -OARPd
> -dREVERSE_ -Ninteract.comet.pep.xml YANLIU_K140110_002.comet.pep.xml)
> Q8NFR9 now shows up as an alternative_protein for the spectrum_query
> (<alternative_protein protein="sp|Q8NFR9|I17RE_HUMAN"
> protein_descr="Interleukin-17 receptor E OS=Homo sapiens GN=IL17RE PE=1
> SV=1" num_tol_term="1" peptide_prev_aa="G" peptide_next_aa="A"/>)
>
> I'm wondering why this happens?
>
> I've used comet and xinteract from tpp 4.8.0 and the sashimi-code svn
> repository on CENTOS Linux 7.
>
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