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SpecOMS: a full open modification search method performing all-to-all spectra comparisons within minutes

David et al., 2017

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6255071100928085254
Author
David M
Fertin G
Rogniaux H
Tessier D
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Journal of proteome research

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The analysis of discovery proteomics experiments relies on algorithms that identify peptides from their tandem mass spectra. The almost exhaustive interpretation of these spectra remains an unresolved issue. At present, an important number of missing interpretations is …
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