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training · DDA · 6 versions · 20 papers

Synthetic peptides covering the human proteome, measured deliberately rather than harvested, so the ground truth is the peptide that was synthesised. The main source of large labelled training sets in this field.
Kind training
Acquisition DDA
Organisms Homo sapiens (synthetic)
Home https://www.proteometools.org/

Synthetic peptides covering the human proteome, measured deliberately rather than harvested, so the ground truth is the peptide that was synthesised. The main source of large labelled training sets in this field.

Versions

Parts I-III

The three PRIDE submissions as deposited.

released 2017-02-09

Where it lives:

  • PRIDE · PXD004732 Part I: complete synthetic human proteome
  • PRIDE · PXD010595 Part II: Prosit
  • PRIDE · PXD021013 Part III: HLA class I & II and non-tryptic peptides

high-confidence (InstaNovo)

The all-confidence search results reduced to best PSMs and published as a split parquet dataset with its own DOI.

spectra 2,655,403 · train 2,132,847 · validation 257,187 · test 265,369 · released 2024-12-01

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Assembled from 3 third-party submissions:

21-PTM subset

Synthetic peptides carrying 21 distinct post-translational modifications, the usual source for evaluating modified-peptide sequencing.

spectra 41,158 · released 2018-04-10

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Bruker timsTOF

The same peptide pools re-run on a Bruker timsTOF Pro, so a model trained on the Orbitrap runs can be tested for instrument transfer rather than only for sequence.

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non-tryptic (Bruker)

HLA class I and II ligands plus Asp-N and Lys-N peptides on the Bruker instrument, the non-tryptic counterpart of Part III.

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TMT 6-plex

Tryptic and non-tryptic sequences carrying TMT 6-plex labels, where the label itself changes the fragment ladder a de novo model has to read.

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Methods on these papers (14)

Taken from the describing links only, so a paper that merely ran a tool on this data does not make that tool a method of it.

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