SharedProteomics talks with MudPUT developer and spectral counting expert Mike Washburn about the early days of MudPIT, the importance of biological replicates, and the use of spectral counting.
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Mike Washburn interview
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Re: Mike Washburn interview
The question about dynamic exclusion causing spectral counting not work is spot on. I mean, I understand why people is often confused about DE and spectral counting. One can expect that after a peptide is fragmented causing an MS/MS event (a spectral count), then it shoud not appear once more. Well, it can be expected that it shows up every now and then, but I've seen datasets where the SpC for a peptide is in the hundreds! How can this be? How can a peptide trigger so many MS/MS events with DE on?
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