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Salvador Martínez de Bartolomé edited this page Jul 25, 2017
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PACOM offers a great variety of charts of different types, showing different features in different ways. Here we present a table with all of them, with a short description and the type of graphical representation(s) available for each of them:
Chart name | Description | Type of graphical representation | |||
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1 | Number of identifications | PSMs/Peptides/Proteins | Shows the number of PSMs, Peptides and Proteins in the same chart. | Line chart | |
2 | Peptide number | Shows the number of Peptides. | Bar chart / stacked bar chart / pie chart | ||
3 | Number of different peptides per protein | Shows the number of different peptide sequences per protein. | Bar chart / Stacked bar chart | ||
4 | Protein number | Shows the number of Proteins. | Bar chart / Stacked bar chart / Pie chart | ||
5 | Single hit proteins | Shows the number of proteins identified just with one PSM. | Bar chart / Stacked bar chart / Pie chart | ||
6 | Protein sensitivity and specificity | After entering a list of true positive proteins, it shows the sensitivity, accuracy, specificity, precision, fraction of true negatives and error rate. | Bar chart | ||
7 | Overlapping | Peptide overlapping | Shows a Venn diagram representing the overlapping of the peptides. | Venn diagram | |
8 | Protein overlapping | Shows a Venn diagram representing the overlapping of the proteins. | Venn diagram | ||
9 | Scores | Peptide score comparison | Each point represents the score of the same peptide in two different datasets. | Scatter plot | |
10 | Peptide score distribution | Shows the distribution of a selected peptide score. | Histogram in a line chart | ||
11 | Protein score comparison | Each point represents the score of the same protein in two different datasets. | Scatter plot | ||
12 | Protein score distribution | Shows the distribution of a selected protein score. | Histogram in a line chart | ||
13 | Protein features | Protein words cloud | Taking all protein descriptions, it represents each word depending on its frequency in the dataset. The more frequent the word is, the bigger is represented. | Word cloud | |
14 | Protein group type distribution | Shows the number of proteins or protein groups that are classified in each protein group category. | Bar chart / Stacked bar chart | ||
15 | Number of exclusive proteins | Number of proteins identified only in each dataset. | Combined line and bar chart | ||
16 | Protein repeatability | Number of proteins detected once, twice…etc, in each dataset. | Stacked bar chart | ||
17 | Protein coverage | Protein coverage | Shows the average protein sequence coverage. | Stacked bar chart with error bars | |
18 | Protein coverage distribution | Shows the distribution of protein coverages over the dataset. | Histogram in a line chart | ||
19 | Peptide features | Miscleavages distribution | Shows the number of peptides containing no miscleavages, one, two, etc… | Bar chart / Stacked bar chart | |
20 | Peptide mass distribution | Shows the distribution of masses (in Da) of the peptides. | Histogram in a line chart | ||
21 | Peptide length distribution | Giving a range of lengths, shows the number of peptides for each length in between that length range. | Bar chart / Stacked bar chart | ||
22 | Peptide charge distribution | Shows the number of peptides for each detected charge state. | Bar chart / Stacked bar chart | ||
23 | Peptide mass error | For each PSM, shows the difference between the experimental and observed m/z values against the experimental m/z values. | Scatter plot | ||
24 | Peptide retention time distribution | Distribution of the number of peptides by its retention time. | Histogram in a line chart | ||
25 | Peptide retention time comparison | Each point represents the retention time for the same peptide in two different datasets. | Scatter plot | ||
26 | Single retention time comparison | For each selected PSM, shows the retention time in each dataset, allowing multiple selections. | Bar chart | ||
27 | Number of exclusive peptides | Number of peptides identified only in each dataset. | Combined line and bar chart | ||
28 | Peptide repeatability | Number of peptides detected once, twice…etc, in each dataset. | Stacked bar chart | ||
29 | Peptide modifications | Peptide modification distribution | Number of peptides detected with one, two, three, etc… PTM positions of a given type of PTM. | Bar chart / Stacked chart | |
30 | Peptide monitoring | Number of times that a given peptide sequence is detected in each dataset. Multiple peptide selections are possible. | Bar chart | ||
31 | Number of modified peptides | Number of peptides containing at least one amino acid modified with a given PTM. Multiple PTM selection are allowed. | Bar chart / Stacked bar chart | ||
32 | Number of modified sites | Number of PTM sites of a given PTM in each dataset. Multiple PTM selection are allowed. | Bar chart / Stacked bar chart | ||
33 | Heat-maps | Protein heat-map | Heat-map representing if a given protein is detected or not in all datasets. | Heat-map chart | |
34 | Number of peptides per protein heat-map | Heat-map representing the number of peptides explaining each protein in each dataset. | Heat-map chart | ||
35 | Peptide heat-map | Heat-map representing the number of times each peptide is detected in all datasets. | Heat-map chart | ||
36 | Peptide presence heat-map | Given a list of peptides of interest introduced by the user, it represents the number of times each one is detected over the datasets. | Heat-map chart | ||
37 | False discovery rates | False discovery rates | Shows the number of protein/peptides/PSMs identified for each FDR value. | Line chart | |
38 | FDRs vs Scores / # proteins vs Score | Shows the best scores versus the FDR values and the number of proteins detected at different score thresholds. | Line chart | ||
39 | Human genes and chromosomes | Human chromosome coverage | Shows the proportion of proteins detected versus the total number of encoded proteins in each human chromosome, per each dataset. | Bar chart / Spider plot | |
40 | Proteins and genes per chromosome | Shows the number of different proteins and genes identified that are encoded in each chromosome. | Bar chart / Pie chart | ||
41 | Peptides and PSMs per chromosome | Shows the number of peptides and PSMs identified mapping to proteins encoded in each human chromosome. | Bar chart / Pie chart | ||
42 | Peptide counting | Peptide counting ratio histogram | Histogram of the distribution of the spectral count ratio between two datasets | Histogram in a bar chart | |
43 | Peptide counting ratio vs score | For each peptide, the spectral count ratio between two datasets vs the score of the peptide in each dataset. | Scatter plot | ||
44 | Metadata | Spectrometers | Shows a table with the spectrometers information used in each dataset. | Table | |
45 | Input parameters | Shows a table with the values of the input parameters of the search engine (required in MIAPE) | Table |
Contact person for any suggestion or error report:
Salvador Martínez-Bartolomé (salvador at scripps.edu)
Senior Research Associate
The Scripps Research Institute
10550 North Torrey Pines Road
La Jolla, CA 92037
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