Hi Zatch,
I used to load proteomics data using transmart ETL for development and testing. Basically,the ETL pipelines and mapping files have to be placed on location , configure and execute the ETL with parameters. It was during the year 2013-2014 though.The ETL scripts are available in the github.(https://github.com/transmart/tranSMART-ETL/tree/master/Kettle/oracle/Kettle-ETL). On successful loading process, the proteomics data would appear against the study and the tree nodes appears in the tranSMART UI.
You may refer to the file formats in the URL https://github.com/thehyve/transmart-batch/blob/master/docs/data_formats/proteomics.md
The Unitprot IDs are provided in the annotation data file and they are not mandatory in the ETL design. However, customization may be done on the ETL design if it is not fulfilling your requirement.
Thanks,
Debasish Karan
Thanks Peter. I'll use the Sanofi dataset as a model and try uploading our data and see what happens. I'm not sure why we don't have those Uniprot IDs in the database. Perhaps because we're using an old database build?-- Zach
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