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The Computational Proteomics Laboratory (CPL) at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (FHCRC) develops and uses computational approaches for protein and proteomics research. As Principal Investigator, Dr. Martin McIntosh leads the CPL's substantive research, which centers on serum proteomics for disease detection and classification. The CPL also collaborates with other researchers at the FHCRC and around the world on a variety of bioinformatics projects. |
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msInspect - mass spectrometry In silico peptide characterization tool |
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msInspect is a suite of software and algorithms for viewing and processing data from liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS) measurements. |
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MRMer - Tool for evaluating MRM ion candidates and measuring daughter-ion quantities. Developed in partnership with Dr. Dan Martin, ISB. |
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Software for viewing and measuring data from Multiple Reaction Monitoring (MRM) mass spectrometry. Based on the msInspect platform. Currently under review. |
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CPAS - Computational Proteomics Analysis System |
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CPAS is a suite of database and analysis tools for managing experimental workflows and mining data.
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Our software platforms make use of Institute for Systems Biology (ISB) tools available at the Sashimi site, the Global Proteome Machine's X! Tandem project, and the R statistical programming language. |
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More Software ToolsSome of our software tools are built into msInspect or CPAS while others are stand-alone tools. Below is a list of software tools with links to published manuscripts describing their use, supplementary material to the published work (when available), and access to the most current version of the software. |
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