Methods for determining protein and peptide terminal sequences
CA 2425798 A1 · Owner: Schneider, Luke V. · Inventors: Hall, Michael P.; Petesch, Robert; Schneider, Luke V.
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Methods and apparatuses for deriving the sequence of an oligomer. In one exemplary method for deriving the sequence of a polypeptide a predetermined , set of mass/charge values for amino acid sequences is stored. An abundance value from mass spectrum data for each mass/charge value in the predetermined set is determined to produce a plurality of abundance values. A first ranking based on the plurality of abundance values is calculated for each sequence of , a set of amino acid sequences having a first number of amino acids. A second ranking, based on the plurality of abundance values for each sequence of a , set of amino acid sequences having a second number of amino acids is …
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