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KSTAR v1.2: A faster and more and accessible KSTAR for kinase activity inference

Sam Crowl, Joseph-Levi Custer, Gabriela Salazar Lopez, Candace Lei-Dadey, Adrian A. ShimpiiD, Kristen M. NaegleiD

Abstract

Motivation: KSTAR is an algorithm with high flexibility for inferring kinase activity from any phosphoproteomic pipeline. However, in its first instantiation (v0.1) it requires Python programming and lots of memory and computational resources. Hence, we wished to improve speed and accessibility for broader uptake by researchers. Results: Here, we provide an updated algorithm that improves speed and memory, without affecting accuracy, along with some new features for increased usability and insight. KSTAR v1.2 has also been integrated into Galaxy for programming-free activity analysis and ProteomeScout for dataset preparation and interactive plotting. Availability and implementation: KSTAR is available at https://github.com/NaegleLab/KSTAR or on Galaxy on https://usegalaxy.org/. KSTAR Network resource assets are managed on Figshare at: https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.14944305.

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