Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/tpp2dCreateTPPTRreference.R
Performs a reference analysis of a TPP-TR experiment and generates boxplots for the distribution of fold changes at the different temperatures if desired.
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trConfigTable |
config file for a reference TR dataset |
trDat |
list of dataframes, containing fold change measurements and
additional annotation columns to be imported. Can be used instead of
specifying the file path in the |
resultPath |
character string containing a valid system path to which folder output files will be written |
outputName |
character string which will be used as name of the output folder |
createFCboxplots |
boolean flag indicating whether quality control boxplots are to be plotted |
idVar |
character string indicating which column of the data table contains the unique protein ids |
fcStr |
character string indicating which columns contain fold changes |
qualColName |
character string indicating which column contain protein identification quality measures |
normalize |
boolean argument stating whether the data should be normalized or not |
A TPP-TR reference object for a certain cell line with different supporting files in a
desired output directory. The main object which is of interest for further analysis is the
trRefData.RData
file. This is the file to which a referencing system path has to be
indicated when a function as tpp2dSplineFitAndTest
require to input a TPP-TR reference object.
The RData file consists of list carrying four different items:
tppCfgTable: the TPP-TR configtable which was used for generating this object
sumResTable a list of two elements 1. detail: the exact result data from the TR analysis and 2. summary. a summary of the analyzed TR data comprising the median and standard deviation values of the measurements at the different temperatures (encoded by the isobaric labels)
temperatures a table listing the temperatures which were used in the TR experiment in the different replicates
lblsByTemp a table matching each temperature to an isobaric label
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