Data acquired in DDA mode was analysed by means of either the Paragon (ProteinPilot software, AB/Sciex, v. 4.5.0.0, 1654) or the Mascot search algorithm (Matrix Science, version 2.3.02) using the S. cerevisiae S288C translated ORF database (based on SGD genome version R64-1-1 R64-1-1 R64-1-1
MS/MS spectra were processed by the software Proteinpilot version 2.0.1 (AB SCIEX, Foster City), using the Paragon algorithm [48] and against a concatenated Swissprot/Panther database of 66082 distinct human protein entries (132164 entries after the reversed sequences were added).
The identified peptides from the Paragon algorithm were grouped into minimal non-redundant protein sets by the ProGroup algorithm of the software.
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Data obtained from the TripleTOF was analyzed with Protein Pilot version 4.5 (Paragon Algorithm: 4.5.0.0, 1654) software to generate peptide and protein lists.
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Proteolytic peptide sequence databases derived from multiple, truncated predicted ORFs per each of thousands of ESTs can hamper the ability of search engines such as MASCOT [ 1] and algorithms such as Paragon in ProteinPilot software [ 2] to make statistically robust protein identifications from MS/MS spectrum data [ 3].
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The acquired MS/MS data were analyzed directly using the Paragon algorithm in the ProteinPilot 2.0.1 software (Applied Biosystems, Framingham, MA).
34 The Paragon algorithm within the Protein Pilot software suite (AB Sciex, Farmingham, Massachusetts, USA) was used for database searches, 32 and proteins within the 95% FDR interval were chosen for additional analysis.
