# HG changeset patch # User galaxyp # Date 1586963862 14400 # Node ID 7f432d87c82cb2d8a8c5ec0a0075bdcfdfb0640f # Parent dcd39bcc7481e8a6a2e47dd43fdc64f0f289f3d4 "planemo upload for repository https://github.com/galaxyproteomics/tools-galaxyp/tree/master/tools/maxquant commit dad20a951ffa71a4b98fd851e496b50cd423e0a3" diff -r dcd39bcc7481 -r 7f432d87c82c macros.xml --- a/macros.xml Sat Apr 11 11:49:19 2020 -0400 +++ b/macros.xml Wed Apr 15 11:17:42 2020 -0400 @@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ - + help="Modify parse rules if needed."> @@ -241,37 +241,44 @@ label="Specify an experimental design template (if needed). For detailed instructions see the help text." /> + label="minimum peptide length" value="7" + help="Peptides shorter than this value will not be reported nor be considered during protein identification and quantification +short peptides are usually not unique in the protein database and therefore not statistically informative."/> + label="maximum peptide mass [Da]" value="4600" + help="Peptides that are heavier than this mass will be discarded in the Andromeda search."/> + label="minimum unique peptides" value="0" + help="The minimum number of unique peptides a protein group should have to be considered as identified and reported in the final table." /> + label="Calculate peak properties" + truevalue="True" falsevalue="False" + help="If checked, several quantities characterizing peaks and isotopes patterns are calculated. This may lead to a substantial increase in computation time."/> + label="Match between runs" + truevalue="True" falsevalue="False" + help="Identifications are transferred to non-sequenced or non-identified MS features in other LC-MS runs."/> + label="missed cleavages" value="2" + help="The number of missed cleavages that are maximally tolerated in the in-silico digestion of the protien sequences."/> + multiple="true" help="Select zero or more fixed modifications. They will always be attached to any occurence of the respective amino acid."> + multiple="true" help="Select zero or more variable modifications. Do not specify label modifications here, neither ms1 level labels, like SILAC, nor isobaric labels."> - + @@ -280,34 +287,38 @@ help="Select a method if needed."> - + + multiple="true" help="Select zero or more light modifications."> + multiple="true" help="Select zero modifications if you have two labels. Select a medium modification if you have three labels."> + multiple="true" help="Select zero or more heavy modifications."> + label="LFQ minimum ratio count" value="2" + help="Minimum number of peptides that has to be available in pair-wise comparisons between two samples for a protein."/> + label="LFQ minimum number of neighbours" value="3" + help="Defines the network to normalize the samples in the fast LFQ mode."/> + label="LFQ average number of neighbours" value="6" + help="Defines the network to normalize the samples in the fast LFQ mode."/> + label="Skip normalization" + truevalue="True" falsevalue="False" + help="If checked the high-speed version of MaxLFQ is used. This is recommended for large numbers of samples (Experiments). For less than 10 samples the original MaxLFQ normalization algorithm is used."/> @@ -333,10 +344,10 @@ - + - + @@ -356,29 +367,32 @@
+ label="Separate LFQ in parameter Groups" + truevalue="True" falsevalue="False" + help="The MaxLFQ algorithm will be applied independently to samples in different parameter groups."/> + label="Stabilize large LFQ ratios" + truevalue="True" falsevalue="False" + help="Large protein ratios will get an admixture of the total protein intensity ratio as described in the MaxLFQ paper"/> + label="Require MS/MS for LFQ comparisons" + truevalue="True" falsevalue="False" + help="Requires for each pari-wise peptide intensity comparison that at least one of two peptides has been identified by MS/MS"/> - +
@@ -539,15 +553,18 @@ datatypes) -- Fasta files: specify parse rules accordingly, default rules are compatible with uniprot +- Thermo raw, mzML, mzXMLfiles (in parameter group section) + + - The datatype of all files has to be either 'thermo.raw', 'mzML' or 'mzXML'. Make sure to specify the correct datatype either during upload to Galaxy or afterwards (edit attributes --> datatypes) +- Fasta file: specify parse rules accordingly, default rules are compatible with uniprot - Optional files: + - Tabular file with experimental design template: + - Currently four columns are needed: Name, Fraction, Experiment and PTM. The headers must have this exact naming. Name and Experiment are abitrary strings, Fraction is an integer or emtpy, PTM is either 'True', 'False' or empty. Consider you uploaded files named File1.mzxml, ..., File5.mzxml. This is a (syntactically) correct experimental design template: :: @@ -557,7 +574,7 @@ File2 2 E1 False ghost 234 none File3 3 E1 False - File4 E2 true + File4 E2 True File5 E1 - This is the counter-example with one error per line: @@ -569,19 +586,24 @@ File2.mzxml 1 E2 (filename with extension) File3 f3 E1 (fraction not an integer) File4 1 (missing experiment) - (File5 misssing) + (File5 missing) **Parameter Options** -- Quantification options - - label based: - - for two channels: choose options from light and heavy sections, for three channels choose options from light, medium and heavy sections - - label-free - - reporter ion ms2: either use the pre-defined labelings with correction factors set to 0 or specify a custom labeling +- Quantitation methods (in section parameter groups) + + - label free (LFQ): Protein intensity will be reported as 'LFQ intensity' columns in the proteinGroups table + - label based: quantifies MS1 labelled samples ('SILAC', 'Dimethyl', 'ICAT', 'ICPL', 'mTRAQ', '18 O') + + - for two channels: choose options from light and heavy sections + - for three channels: choose options from light, medium and heavy sections + - reporter ion ms2: quantifies conventional isobaric labelling samples. Either use the pre-defined labellings with correction factors set to 0 or specify a custom labelling +- PTXQC quality control: quality control software creates an automatic quality control pdf report + **Output files** -Different output file options are available, most of them are part of the MaxQuant txt directory. If ptxqc report ist selected, a quality control report will be created. +Different output file options are available, most of them are part of the MaxQuant txt directory. ]]>