Description Usage Arguments Value Note Author(s) Examples
Visualization of multiple MS/MSs for (un)modified peptides
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | mms2plot(id_table_path, par_xml_path, mqpar_filepath, output_path,
min_intensity_ratio = 0.01, pdf_width = 3.35,
pdf_height = pdf_width/2.4, xmai = 0.15 * pdf_width/3.35,
ymai = 0.3 * pdf_width/3.35, ppm = 20, y_ion_col = "red",
b_ion_col = "blue", peaks_col = "grey", ymax = 1.6,
info_height = 1.5, peptide_height = 1.3, mod_height = 0.07,
len_annoSpace = 0.1, lwd = 1 * pdf_width/3.35, cex = 1 *
pdf_width/3.35, show_letterBY = FALSE)
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id_table_path |
File path name of a table that contains MS2 information of identified (un)modified peptides plus a group labelling. The format of MS2 information is referred to as the output file ms2.txt from the Maxquant search software. |
par_xml_path |
Xml file path of parameters for modifications and labelling. The file is the Maxquant parameter file modifications.xml. |
mqpar_filepath |
File path name that includes a list of parameter files for search engines. The parameter file format is referred to as mqpar.xml in Maxquant. |
output_path |
path of output files. |
min_intensity_ratio |
minimal percentage threshold of MS2 intensity, compared with the highest intensity. (default=0.01). |
pdf_width |
The width of a single PSM figure area in inches. The area includes both plot region and outer margin area. The default is 3.35 for a single column. The width is 7 for double-column. |
pdf_height |
The height of a single PSM figure area in inches. The default is pdf_width/2.4. |
xmai |
margin of the figure in number of inches for x axis. (default=pdf_width*0.15/3.35). |
ymai |
margin of the figure in number of inches for y axis. (default=pdf_width*0.15/3.35). |
ppm |
The threshold of mass error in parts per million(ppm): (exactMass-accurateMass)/exactMass*1E6. (default=20). |
y_ion_col |
y ion color. The default is red. |
b_ion_col |
b ion color. The default is blue. |
peaks_col |
color of all M/Z peaks. The default is grey. |
ymax |
The height of the plot region relative to the default. (default=1.6). |
info_height |
The height of MS2 annotation. (default=1.5) |
peptide_height |
The height of peptide sequence annotation in the plot region, relative to the default. (default=1.3) |
mod_height |
The height of modification annotation relative to the location where peptide sequence is annotation. (default=0.07). |
len_annoSpace |
The length of b/y ion annotation segments.(default=0.1). |
lwd |
line width relative to the default. (default=pdf_width/3.35). |
cex |
A numerical value giving the amount by which plotting text and symbols is magnified relative to the default.(default=pdf_width/3.35). |
show_letterBY |
Logical: should "b" or "y" characters are shown on the peak annotation? The default is FALSE. |
No value is returned.
See vignettes for more details
Lei Li
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 | ## Not run:
# Generate mms2plot for TMT labelling
# id_table_path expands the Maxqaunt output msms.txt by adding "label" column
id_table_path = "inst/extdata/TMT/msms_TMT.txt"
par_xml_path = "inst/extdata/modifications.xml" # Maxquant modifications.xml
# mqpar_filepath contains mqpar.xml with full file path and PPM cutoff
mqpar_filepath = "inst/extdata/mqpar_batch.txt"
output_path = "inst/extdata"
mms2plot(id_table_path, par_xml_path, mqpar_filepath, output_path)
# Generate mms2plot for SILAC labelling
id_table_path = "inst/extdata/silac/msms_SILAC.txt"
par_xml_path = "inst/extdata/modifications.xml"
mqpar_filepath = "inst/extdata/mqpar_batch.txt"
output_path = "inst/extdata"
mms2plot(id_table_path,par_xml_path,mqpar_filepath,output_path,pdf_width=7)
# Generate mms2plot for dimethyl labelling
id_table_path = "inst/extdata/Dimethyl_Labelling/msms_dim.txt"
par_xml_path = "inst/extdata/modifications.xml"
mqpar_filepath = "inst/extdata/mqpar_batch.txt"
output_path = "inst/extdata"
mms2plot( id_table_path, par_xml_path, mqpar_filepath, output_path )
## End(Not run)
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