View source: R/extract_modification.R
obtain_mod_Maxquant | R Documentation |
This function takes Maxquant output containing a column with modified peptide sequences including PTM information and converts it into a new dataframe with the desired format of peptide sequences and associated PTM information.
obtain_mod_Maxquant(
data,
column,
PTM_table = NULL,
PTM_annotation = FALSE,
PTM_mass_column
)
data |
A data.table with a column containing modified peptide sequences. |
column |
The name of the column containing the modified peptide sequences. |
PTM_table |
A data.table with columns 'PTM_mass' and 'PTM_type' containing PTM annotation information. |
PTM_annotation |
A logical value indicating whether to include PTM annotation information in the result. |
PTM_mass_column |
The name of the column containing the PTM mass information |
A data.table with 'PTM_position', 'PTM_type', 'reps', and other columns.
library(data.table)
data <- data.table(
'Modified sequence' = c(
"_GLGPSPAGDGPS(Phospho (STY))GSGK_",
"_HSSYPAGTEDDEGM(Oxidation (M))GEEPSPFR_",
"_HSSYPAGTEDDEGM(Oxidation (M))GEEPS(Phospho (STY))PFR_"
),
Condition = c("A", "B", "B")
)
PTM_table <- data.table(
PTM_mass = c('Phospho (STY)', 'Oxidation (M)'),
PTM_type = c("Phos", "Ox")
)
converted_data <- obtain_mod_Maxquant(
data,
'Modified sequence',
PTM_table,
PTM_annotation = TRUE,
PTM_mass_column = "PTM_mass"
)
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