Re: [Cytoscape-discuss] Target interaction protein list

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Scooter Morris

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Nov 8, 2012, 3:55:02 PM11/8/12
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Hi,
Can you say more about your proteomics experiment? You say you are
looking to identify protein complexes, so I assume you are doing some
kind of affinity experiment, maybe TAP/MS? If so, your target and
source should come from your experiment -- think of them as your list of
affinities. If you are doing some other kind of proteomics experiment,
I'm a little confused about how you're trying to identify complexes?

-- scooter

On 11/08/2012 11:31 AM, hlee15 wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am a beginner for cytoscape.
>
> I got data from proteomics experiments and am trying to use cytoscape
> for identifying protein complex networks.
>
> My question is about importing network from excel file. I can upload
> source interaction protein list.
>
> In case of target interaction protein list, what kinds of protein
> lists are uploaded? How can I find them (from web?)?
>
> I don't know about target interaction list.
>
> Thank you in advance.
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Scooter Morris

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Nov 9, 2012, 2:56:52 PM11/9/12
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In Cytoscape, the source and target just refer to the start and end of the edge.  In a traditional TAP/MS experiment, you should wind up with a list of proteins that are bound together and (hopefully) a measure of the affinity of that binding.   So, if protein A and protein B are bound together, list A as source and B as target.  If B is bound to protein C, then B would also be a source and C the target.  Since this is undirected, it doesn't matter which order you list (so A could be source and B target or the other way around). 

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On 11/09/2012 11:07 AM, hlee15 wrote:
Could explain more about source and target?

The proteins I got from MS is source or target?

Or they are the same?

Thank you.







On Thursday, November 8, 2012 11:31:18 AM UTC-8, hlee15 wrote:
Hi 

I am a beginner for cytoscape.

I got data from proteomics experiments and am trying to use cytoscape for identifying protein complex networks.

My question is about importing network from excel file. I can upload source interaction protein list. 

In case of target interaction protein list, what kinds of protein lists are uploaded? How can I find them (from web?)?

I don't know about target interaction list.

Thank you in advance.
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