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Improved results in proteomics by use of local and peptide-class specific false discovery rates

Sennels et al., 2009

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382280632895375939
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Sennels L
Bukowski-Wills J
Rappsilber J
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BMC bioinformatics

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Background Proteomic protein identification results need to be compared across laboratories and platforms, and thus a reliable method is needed to estimate false discovery rates. The target-decoy strategy is a platform-independent and thus a prime candidate for …
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