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tbaccata avatar tbaccata commented on June 24, 2024
requesting a new QC feature

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tbaccata avatar tbaccata commented on June 24, 2024

Hello! Thank you again!

Barplots for the number of id. proteins per sample, and the percentage of missing values per samples are available in the QC tab, both are produced with the uploaded intensities before imputation:

qc_barplots

In the Analysis parameters you can specify to only include proteins that have been identified in at least n replicates of the same group (e.g 2 out of 3 replicates), and you can also apply this filtering on valid values filter on the bait samples only:

filter_on_valid_values

That being said, there are use cases were it would be beneficial to not perform the imputation at all.
This feature would interfere with the current functionality though, heatmaps (and to some degree profile plots) can not deal with missing values. I'll need to think about it, how to include this feature without breaking anything.

Best,
Sebastian

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fazeliniah avatar fazeliniah commented on June 24, 2024

Thanks for your quick response. I think it makes sense to keep the imputation. The bar plots for the protein groups is a wonderful way to show the summary. But maybe having additional tab that shows presence/absence for detected proteins across groups can add more useful information. something like this for proteins before imputation:
Example_venn

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tbaccata avatar tbaccata commented on June 24, 2024

I agree, this would be a good QC feature.
I will implement this.

Best,
Sebastian

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fazeliniah avatar fazeliniah commented on June 24, 2024

Thanks! Look forward to the new feature.

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tbaccata avatar tbaccata commented on June 24, 2024

Hello,

To keep this feature general for many samples, and because set comparisons become very difficult to visualize for many sets, I decided to opt for a heatmap.

You have 3 options to compare the overlap between samples in this heatmap (if you click on the wrench icons):

overlap_heatmap

In addition, you can inspect the values of these metrics in a data table.
These features are available in the "Protein Overlap" tab next to the Protein groups barplots.

Best,
Sebastian

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