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parsemsf - Parse Thermo MSF files and estimate protein abundances

The main purpose of the ParseMSF package is to parse proprietary Thermo MSF files into a format readable by R. This package makes it easy to view individual peptide information, including peak areas, and to map peptides to locations within the parent protein sequence. This package also estimates protein abundances from peak areas and across multiple technical replicates.

Currently, the ParseMSF package provides functions for parsing Thermo MSF files produced by Proteome Discoverer 1.4.x only.

Installation

This latest stable release of this package can be installed from CRAN by running the following command in the R console:

install.packages("parsemsf")

If you want to install the development version this package from Github by running the following command in the R console:

devtools::install_github("benjaminjack/parsemsf")

Usage

To get an introduction to the functions in ParseMSF, please see the Introduction vignette on CRAN.

Acknowledgements

Some of the SQL queries in this package come from the now-defunct paRseMSF package by Ashoka Polpitiya.

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0.1.1

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Benjamin Jack

Last Published

December 9th, 2017

Functions in parsemsf (0.1.1)

quantitate

Combine technical replicates and quantitate proteins
merge_top_peptides

Average areas of top three peptides from multiple technical replicates
parsemsf

parsemsf: Parse ThermoFisher MSF files and estimate protein abundances.
parsemsf_example

Get path to parsemsf example
make_area_table

Make a table of peptide areas
make_pep_table

Make a data frame of peptides
map_peptides

Map peptides to their locations within a protein