Date: | 10/07/2016 |
Categories: | Academia Omics , iTRAQ Reagent |
Answer
Open ParameterTranslation.xml file using a plain text editor (notepad is safest) – DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE IN WORD OR ANY OTHER RICH TEXT EDITOR.
Mass Tolerance
This should find the Key.
<MSTOLERANCE VALUE=”X.X” TYPE=”dalton”/>
Locate the Key within the Correct Instrument Node for your Acquisition machine.
Standard Deviation
The standard deviation of delta m/z errors on the precursors that you expect for properly calibrated data for this instrument type. After recalibration, the m/z tolerance for matching precursor ion m/z (observed and theoretical) is given by multiplying mstolratio and MS_STANDARD_DEVIATION VALUE. This element is not used if recalibration is off (ms=”false”) for the precursor data. You can use the PSPEP false discovery rate analysis to optimize the value for MS_STANDARD_DEVIATION VALUE fo the quality of the data acquired in your lab. The process above can be used to find and alter the keys for the correct instrument type.
Reporting Threshold
The signal-to-noise (S/N) threshold for reporting an iTRAQ® reagent ratio. For any ratio, if the sum of the S/N of the numerator and the S/N of the denominator falls below this threshold, the ratio is not reported (the corresponding cell in the Peptide Quantitation table is blank). The S/N is peak area divided by peak area error. This S/N value is controlled by the Value of the quant_threshold_sn=”x” key (for your instrument type)
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