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Tutorials, Videos and Documentation |
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Read Me First: Introduction to Mr.M and Targeted Proteomics An overview of Mr.M including why the software exists, key features, and an a guide for getting started with the software. |
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Analyzing an Enolase Dilution Series with Mr. M Analysis of a simple, published targeted proteomcis data set. Examples of creating a transition list, loading acquired experiment data, and visualizing protein abundance changes across samples. |
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Importing and Exporting Spreadsheets of Transitions with Mr. M Import an existing spreadsheet of transitions, analyze and visualize targeted proteomics mass spectrometry data in Mr. M, and export the results to Excel for additional analysis. |
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Analyzing SILAC Data with Mr. M How to analyze SILAC data with Mr. M. The strategy will also work for most any stable isotope labeled data where a single run contains both heavy and light forms of transitions. |
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Analysis of Proteins Spiked in Human Plasma Compared to Synthesized Isotopic Peptides Analysis of Keshishian et al's 2007 publication data using Mr. M. A complex data set that demonstrates many of Mr. M's features including handling AQUA-like light/heavy ratios (useful also for SILAC data). |
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Using Table Value Filters in Mr. M Learn how to use the table filter box to quickly focus on data rows of interest. This tactic works on all of the tables in Mr. M. It is simple to learn and a valuable skill to master. |
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Mr. M's keyboard shortcuts speed up data review. Understanding and using the keyboard shortcuts are key skills for serious Mr. M users. |
