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Modified the code to accommodate terminal unmodified amino acids following patterns eg. K$ #1
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…r Lysines are Biotinylated and/heavy labeled. To-Do: implement regex comparison to handle terminal Lysine (K$)
…s (eg. K$) and tested for expected results.
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Is the label-scheme file used to test and analyze this SILAC proteomics data. |
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Pull requests should target |
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Going forward, everything needs to be tested. All of my changes have been accompanied with new unit tests and making the code less complex and made of smaller parts that are functions (so each function can be individually tested without a bunch of side-effects) |
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Anil, Thanks for the PR. You can test stuff via |
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Hi Chris, I will also send a PR to |
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You can keep it here and send a pr after it's in master here.
…On Nov 16, 2017 8:56 PM, "Anil Madugundu" ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi Chris,
I will also send a PR to chris7/pyquant. I am getting used to add test
features. If will reflect in upcoming projects on GitHub.
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Here's an example of what you should have: |
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Thanks Chris.
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Here's an example of what you should have:
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Hi Chris,
Using regex to match the terminal amino acid with peptide sequence is enabled without affecting rest of the code. I have tested with our project data (TNK2 BioSITe). You can follow your routine test procedures before merging with your master branch.
Regards,
Anil