Software
You can find thecollection of software tools created in our laboratory:
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DeutEx
Application for evaluating of HDX/MS experiments.
DeutEx is now licensed to Bruker and we will work together on further development.
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DigDig
DigDig, a standalone, Java-based software tool for evaluating and comparing proteolytic digestion across diverse experimental conditions.
To obtain a copy of DigDig visit its dedicated webpage. You can also jump straight to the documentation.
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LinX
Software for interpretation of high-resolution MS data obtained after protein chemical cross-linking. The software is free to use. If you are using LinX for your research please cite the related publication.
This software is part of a project that has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 731077P.
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MSTools
Web based application for visualization and presentation of HXMS data. Learn more about this set of tools in IJMS.
To use MSTools, visit its section on our website.
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HDX tools
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HDX-MS related tools for data processing and visualization.
- Digestion_metrics - Microsoft Excel macro calculating simple digestion metrics (coverage, average peptide length, redundancy, etc.) Modified supplementary file to publication Kadek A et al Anal Chem. 2014, 86(9):4287-94.
- HDXPeptideSplitter - Python script for pre-processing of HDX-MS results before using them in PyMol. Processed data are then loaded through data2bfactor Pymol script written by Robert L. Campbell. This version works with Python version 2.x. For version 3.x and higher use this modified data2bfactor script.
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