Combined Statistical Analyses of Peptide Intensities and Peptide Occurrences Improves Identification of Significant Peptides from MS-Based Proteomics Data

Bobbie‐Jo Webb‐Robertson(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Joel G. Pounds(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Thomas Metz(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Katrina M. Waters(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Lee Ann McCue(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Susan M. Varnum(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Jon Jacobs(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Melissa M. Matzke(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)
Journal of Proteome Research
September 10, 2010
10.1021/pr1005247
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