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proteomics optimization » process optimization (Expand Search), potency optimization (Expand Search)
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source utilization » resource utilization (Expand Search), resource utilisation (Expand Search), service utilization (Expand Search)
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Process of generating MS/MS spectra from a protein mixture using mass-spectrometry analysis.
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2D UMAP visualization of embedded spectra and peptide vectors generated by SpeCollate.
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Venn diagrams showing the overlap of peptides among SpeCollate, Crux, and MSFragger.
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Dataflow programming for the analysis of molecular dynamics with AViS, an analysis and visualization software application
Published 2020“…To overcome this problem, we designed a software application called AViS which focuses on the extensibility of analysis. By utilizing the dataflow programming (DFP) paradigm, algorithms can be defined by execution graphs, and arbitrary data can be transferred between nodes using visual connectors. …”