get_stoichiometry: Relative stoichiometry

Description Usage Arguments Value Examples

Description

get_stoichiometry calculates the relative stoichiometries of all differentially enriched proteins.

Usage

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get_stoichiometry(dep, ibaq, contrast, bait, level = 1)

Arguments

dep

SummarizedExperiment, Proteomics dataset in which differential enriched proteins are annotated by add_rejections.

ibaq

Data.frame, iBAQ table generated by merge_ibaq.

contrast

Character(1), The specific contrast for which to calculate the stoichiometries.

bait

Character(1), The name of the protein to which all other proteins will be scaled.

level

Numerical(1), The level to which the bait will be scaled.

Value

A data.frame with relative stoichiometry values.

Examples

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# load data
proteins <- GFPip
proteins <- data_unique <- make_unique(proteins, 'Gene.names', 'Protein.IDs')
exp_design <- GFPip_ExpDesign
peptides <- GFPip_pep

# Test for differential enriched proteins
se <- import_MaxQuant(proteins, exp_design,
    filter = c("Reverse", "Contaminant"))
processed <- process(se, fun = "MinProb")
dep <- analyze_dep(processed, 'control', 'WT', lfc = 4.5)

# Merge iBAQ intensities of proteins that have shared peptides
ibaq <- merge_ibaq(data_unique, peptides)

# Calculate relative stoichiometry versus 'Suz12' in the 'GFP_vs_WT' contrast
stoi <- get_stoichiometry(dep, ibaq, contrast = 'GFP_vs_WT', bait = 'Suz12')

arnesmits/DEPstoi documentation built on May 3, 2019, 4:31 p.m.