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Visualize, Validate and Quantify iTRAQ-Labelled, Complex MS/MS Proteomics Experiments
Quantitate 4-plex and 8-plex (iTRAQ) and 6-plex (TMT) biological samples.
View and share supporting data.
Check statistical probabilities.
Verify that statistics are valid for your data across experimental data.
Meet journal standards.
Scaffold 3 Q+ Price:
$5995 ($4995 for academic or non-profit labs)
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VISUALIZE
View a graphic comparison of protein expression between samples. Scaffold displays a complete, experiment-wide view of the proteins identified in a tandem mass spectrometry experiment. The side-by-side display of all the samples allows you to understand which proteins are differentially expressed. Protein identification results are displayed as probability scores, allowing you to balance the number of proteins and the confidence level of each identification. Automatic annotation of the proteins aids you in interpreting the biological relevance of your data.
VALIDATE
Identify proteins from MS/MS data by validating results from multiple search engines. Scaffold uses proven statistical algorithms to calculate the probability that proteins are actually in your biological samples. Detailed results help detect false positives by allowing you to focus on a protein and examine the peptide and spectra evidence supporting the identification.
COLLABORATE
Organize and share key MS/MS data with colleagues. With its free viewer, Scaffold makes it easy to share experimental results with colleagues. Scaffold also helps you prepare for publication, by capturing the information proteomics journals require in a paper’s methods section.
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