Default and custom processing methods
The BioPharma Finder application provides several default Peptide Mapping Analysis processing methods optimized for specific experiment types:
- Basic Default Method
- Disulfide Bond Default Method
- HDX Default Method
- Targeted Default Method
- Default Host Cell Protein Method
You can edit the processing parameters in any default method and save the customized method to apply it to your experiment.
On the Peptide Mapping Analysis page, in the Processing Method area, select a method and then select the Edit Method button to open the processing method editing wizard.
No. | Description | No. | Description |
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1 | Select a processing method | 3 | Open the processing method editing wizard to edit parameters |
2 | Start processing (without editing parameters) |
Edit a processing method
Prerequisites
- You are viewing the Peptide Mapping Analysis page.
- On the Peptide Mapping Analysis page, you have entered an experiment name, loaded the raw data files and entered the conditions (if applicable), and selected a protein sequence (optional).
Procedure
- On the Peptide Mapping Analysis page, in the Processing Method area, select the checkbox for the processing method you want to edit for your experiment.
- Select the Edit Method button.
- The processing method editing wizard opens. By default, the Component Detection subpage is displayed.
Figure Processing method editing wizard subpage navigation No. Description No. Description 1
Edit Component Detection parameters
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Enable/edit HDX parameters
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Edit Identification parameters
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Enable/edit theoretical digestion and alias naming parameters
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Enable/edit HCP parameters
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Save changes as a new method
- Navigate through the subpages of the wizard and edit the parameters as appropriate:
- On each subpage, select the Next button to progress to the next subpage of the wizard.
- Or, on the wizard navigation bar, select a subpage tab to open that subpage.
- The table below describes the parameters in each subpage of the processing method editing wizard.
- For more information on a subpage, select the subpage link in the table.
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IMPORTANT
If you modify any of the parameters in a processing method, you must save the edited method using a new name to preserve your modifications.
- On the last page, the Save Method page, save the processing method.
- The application saves the processing method and the method appears in the list in the Processing Method area on the Peptide Mapping Analysis page. You can then select the method to process your current and future experiments.