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ProteoDisco: A flexible R approach to generate customized protein databases for extended search space of novel and variant proteins in proteogenomic studies

Wesley S. van de GeeriD, Job van RietiD, Harmen J.G. van de WerkeniD

Abstract

SummaryWe present an R-based open-source software termed ProteoDisco that allows for flexible incorporation of genomic variants, fusion-genes and (aberrant) transcriptomic variants from standardized formats into protein variant sequences. ProteoDisco allows for a flexible step-by-step workflow allowing for in-depth customization to suit a myriad of research approaches in the field of proteogenomics, on all organisms for which a reference genome and transcript annotations are available. Availability and ImplementationProteoDisco (R package version [≥] 0.99) is available from https://github.com/ErasmusMC-CCBC/ProteoDisco/. Contacth.vandewerken@erasmusmc.nl Supplementary informationSupplementary table, figures and data files available.

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