MFPaQ 3.0.4 - Mascot File Parsing and Quantification

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Welcome to the Mascot File Parsing and Quantification server ! This server is dedicated to the validation of Mascot results and to the quantitative analysis of the validated results.

Getting started:

1. Create a new user profile in the menu "Profiles".

2. Select your profile name in the list of profiles and click on the "Open a session" button.

3. Click on "Configure a profile" in the menu "Profiles" and configure your profile by setting filters based on Mascot criteria. 

4. Extract and validate your Mascot results with the "Mascot File Parser" module.

Menu description:

  • "Mascot File Parser":

  • "Create and validate an experiment" to parse Mascot .dat files.
    "Open an experiment" to visualize your Mascot results filtered using your criteria previously defined in the menu "Configure a profile".
    "Generate a protein list" to edit a list of all previously validated proteins in your experiment.
    "Open a list" to access to a protein list already generated.

  • "Quantification":

  • Before using this menu you have to run an external module called Extract Daemon to retrieve the intensity of previously validated peptides in MS Survey data.
    "Process a quantification analysis" to perform the quantitative computation of the selected experiment.
    "Open an analysis" to access to an experiment already analyzed and quantified.
    "Create a quantification report" to generate a detailed report containing the quantification ratios of each protein in the experiment.
    "Open a quantififcation report" to visualize a report.

  • "Differential Analysis":

  • "Open a list" to visualize the lists of validated proteins created in the MFP menu.
    "Compare two lists" to compare the lists of proteins from two experiments A and B and to generate three new lists:

          - one containing the specific proteins from experiment A,
          - one containing the specific proteins from experiment B,
          - one containing shared proteins from experiments A and B.
    "Merge two lists"(not yet implemented).

    MFPaQ offers an export option to report software results in Microsoft Excel format ®.