A Practical Guide to Cancer Systems Biology

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  1. Phosphorylation Data Analysis 77


Figure 1. An example layout of quantitative phosphosite data for use in DynaPho.

software and prepare in the form of tab-delimited text files (Fig. 1). The
required columns of input data for DynaPho include:



  • UniProt ID. If a phosphorylated site maps to multiple proteins, the IDs
    are delimited by “;”.

  • Phosphorylation position on protein. For multiple hits, the values are
    delimited by “;”.

  • Phosphorylation residue (S, T, or Y).

  • n-mer sequence window around the phosphorylated residues (5≤n≤15,
    wherenis odd number). Empty positions for N- or C-terminal peptides
    have to be filled up manually with an underline character (“−”) for each
    gap.

  • Time-series quantitative values (Ratio). Base-2 logarithmic transforma-
    tion of ratio value is recommended. The number of columns is based on
    your phosphoproteomics data.


Procedure


Submission of user’s phosphoproteomic data



  1. Start the web browser and load http://dynapho.jhlab.tw/.

  2. Click on “New Job” on the header.

  3. Choose the file and click on “Submit”.

  4. In “Edit Attributes” page, users can modify the column names and check
    whether the variable mapping is correct (Fig. 2). Once the settings are
    correct, click “Next” to start the data process.

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