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Repository prims_metabolomics
Owner: pieterlukasse
Synopsis: Metabolomics module of Plant Research International's Mass Spectrometry (PRIMS) toolsuite
This toolset consists of custom tools to enable metabolite identifications and 
Retention Index (RI) based Quality Control (RIQC) for Mass Spectrometry metabolomics data. 
Type: unrestricted
Revision: 62:9bd2597c8851
This revision can be installed: True
Times cloned / installed: 161
Dependencies of this repository

Repository prims_metabolomics_r_dependencies revision 4b30bdaf4dbd owned by pieterlukasse (prior install required)

Name Version Type
R_bioc_metams 3.1.1 package

Contents of this repository

Name Description Version Minimum Galaxy Version
Runs metaMS process for LC/MS feature picking, aligning and grouping 0.0.4 any
Query multiple public repositories for elemental compositions from accurate mass values detected by high-resolution mass spectrometers 0.1.0 any
Runs metaMS process for LC/MS feature annotation 0.0.4 any
Generate coefficients to enable the regression from one GC-column to another GC-column 1.0.2 any
Extracts EICs for a given list of masses 0.0.4 any
Runs xcms diffreport function for differential Analsysis 0.0.4 any
Extracts alignment EICs from feature alignment data 0.0.4 any
Filter on the Rank field in the RankFilter output file 1.0.2 any
Convert Retention Time to Retention Index 1.0.2 any
Create tabular file for loading into METabolomics EXPlorer database 0.2.0 any
Lookup or estimate the RI using a "known RI values" CAS numbers library 1.0.2 any
Convert NIST text to tabular format 1.0.2 any
Perform a combination of output data from the RankFilter and CasLookup tools 1.0.2 any
Query a set of identifications against the METabolomics EXPeriments database 0.1.0 any

Categories
Metabolomics - Tools for use in the study of Metabolomics