Aging proteomics repository / PXD032040

Translational specialization in pluripotency by RBPMS poises future lineage-decisions

PXD032040 · PRIDE record

Generated summary PXD032040 is a DDA label-free dataset (Homo sapiens) with 15 runs, 15 samples and enrichment: immunoprecipitation. It was reanalysed with MetaMorpheus 1.1.11. At 1% FDR the search reports 118,909 PSMs, 21,185 peptidoforms and 2,538 protein groups, and the repository holds 9,604 PTM sites for it. 7 open warnings about it are recorded.
Written from catalog fields only (D17), with no model involved. It says nothing the tables below do not.

Open findings

Recorded against this dataset: 0 errors, 7 warnings and 3 for information

contaminant_label_unresolved warning
16 protein(s) share a PSM row with proteins of another kind, and the searched databases could not say which they are (not on disk, or in both a target and the contaminant database under TCAmbiguity unknown). Each was given its row's label, contaminant over target, so `is_contaminant` may over-state for them: P01008, P02533, P08729, P12035, P19013.
high_contamination warning
31.48% of protein intensity in the worst file, 5.38% median across 15 files (DEF-QC-9 v2)
no_design_file warning
No experimental design file, so quantification treated every raw file as its own condition. Between-group comparisons are not available for this dataset. Producer's note: FlashLFQ treated each file as its own biorep under one blank condition; no normalization; not usable for condition comparisons (owner: QuantProject projection)
no_sdrf warning
No SDRF was found for this dataset, so each run was given a synthetic sample of its own. There is no sample metadata: treat every sample as unannotated.
occupancy_not_stored warning
Of 30098 occupancy entries MetaMorpheus wrote, some are not in ptm_stoichiometry: 40 segment's accession not determinable from the sequences. 'site not in ptm_sites' means the entry's site has no ptm_sites row to key on; 'not determinable' means a cell's segments could not be assigned to its accessions from the sequences (QuantProject DEF-OCC-ACCESSION), which is never guessed. Absence of a row for these sites is therefore not NA. A 'duplicate' is a second entry for a (site, run) that already has a row: one with identical values loses nothing; one with DIFFERENT values means MetaMorpheus wrote two answers and the first in file order was stored (examples in bundle.json occupancy.differing_duplicates; which one should be stored is QuantProject's to define).
unplaced_ptm_sites warning
Some modifications on peptides shared between proteins were not written to ptm_sites for one or more of those proteins, because the peptide could not be located in that protein's sequence and the producer's residue spans cannot be paired with its accessions. Of the (PSM, protein) pairs affected: 747 named a protein that does not contain the stored peptide -- typically a PSM ambiguous between peptide sequences (level 4 or 5), where this protein carries a different candidate than the first, which is the one stored; 31 named a protein the searched databases carry with different sequences, where the search's TCAmbiguity does not say which one it searched (O76011, P19013). Sites on the other proteins of the same PSMs are written. Counts are in bundle.json under protein_databases.
upstream_provenance_changed warning
The search recorded its upstream 'db_prepare' provenance (db/provenance.json) with sha256 6c40902506a8bd4a99fe884bae6d95be46f8a1647d50570879ddcd3b3a79de59, and the file there now has 812ce696ba3f0ee2a1f79241b5e16e9267d6199f7598af77391178b825658963: it was overwritten after the search. It is left out of this bundle rather than read as this search's record. The search's own record of the db_prepare stage is gone unless the producer archived it.
collapsed_duplicate_rows info
The producer wrote some rows more than once, identical in every column, and the copies were dropped so each identifier appears once. Nothing was lost: the kept row is byte-for-byte what the duplicates said. Rows that share an identifier and disagree anywhere are still refused rather than collapsed. protein_groups: 1 identifier(s), 1 row(s) dropped, e.g. PXD032040:A8MPP1;Q92771;Q96FC9 written 2 times; quant_values: 17 identifier(s), 17 row(s) dropped, e.g. PXD032040:20161028_AWH_ColID_236_ProjectID_240_Deniz_Kurian_IgG1:label_free:protein_group:PXD032040:A8MPP1;Q92771;Q96FC9:QuantProject:DEF-PROT-INT written 2 times. The full list is in bundle.json under collapsed_duplicates.
no_output_sdrf info
The search did not write an SDRF back out, so sample metadata comes from the deposited SDRF only. Producer's note: no reanalysis SDRF written (WriteSdrf is MetaMorpheus #2816, unreleased)
occupancy_decoy_groups info
53 occupancy entries on decoy protein groups were not stored: MetaMorpheus computes them, and they are FDR machinery, not biology.

What was found

PSMs at 1% FDR118,909
Peptidoforms at 1% FDR21,185
Protein groups at 1% FDR2,538
PTM sites9,604
Quantitative values218,505
PSMs, all (including decoys and sub-threshold)234,986
MS2 identification rate (aging:DEF-ID-RATE)44.4%
Contaminant share of PSMs (aging:DEF-CONTAM-PSM)8.0%

How it was measured

Organism searched
Homo sapiens (the protein database's organism, not a statement about the samples)
Acquisition
DDA
Quantification
label_free
Labelling
none
Enrichment
immunoprecipitation
Instrument vendor
not recorded
Runs / samples
15 / 15
Sample metadata
absent
Search engine
MetaMorpheus 1.1.11
Protein database
uniprotkb_proteome_UP000005640_AND_revi_2026_09_18.xml
Pipeline commit
1c5a980c4349

Modifications

Search engine's nameUNIMODSites
Carbamidomethyl on CUNIMOD:42,811
Deamidation on QUNIMOD:71,747
Oxidation on MUNIMOD:351,477
Deamidation on NUNIMOD:7992
Citrullination on RUNIMOD:7283
Carbamyl on XUNIMOD:5241
N-acetylalanine on AUNIMOD:1143
Ammonia loss on NUNIMOD:385108
Ammonia loss on CUNIMOD:38589
Glutarylation on KUNIMOD:184869
Phosphoserine on SUNIMOD:2160
N-acetylserine on SUNIMOD:149
Carbamyl on KUNIMOD:547
Hydroxylation on NUNIMOD:3530
Fe[III] on EUNIMOD:187026
N-acetylmethionine on MUNIMOD:124
Sodium on EUNIMOD:3024
Fe[III] on DUNIMOD:187023
Hydroxylation on KUNIMOD:3523
Calcium on EUNIMOD:95121
Hydroxylation on PUNIMOD:3521
Calcium on DUNIMOD:95119
Sodium on DUNIMOD:3019
Asymmetric dimethylarginine on RUNIMOD:3618
N6-acetyllysine on KUNIMOD:118
Water Loss on EUNIMOD:2718
N6-glutaryllysine on K—15
Methylation on KUNIMOD:3414
N-acetylthreonine on TUNIMOD:114
Omega-N-methylarginine on RUNIMOD:3414
Phosphothreonine on TUNIMOD:2114
Methylation on RUNIMOD:3413
N6,N6,N6-trimethyllysine on KUNIMOD:3713
N6-malonyllysine on K—12
N6-methyllysine on KUNIMOD:3412
Acetylation on KUNIMOD:111
Acetylation on XUNIMOD:111
N6,N6-dimethyllysine on KUNIMOD:3611
Carbamyl on MUNIMOD:59
Nitrosylation on YUNIMOD:3549
Carbamyl on RUNIMOD:58
Carboxylation on KUNIMOD:2998
Trimethylation on KUNIMOD:378
Dimethylation on RUNIMOD:366
Magnesium on EUNIMOD:9566
Potassium on EUNIMOD:5306
Carboxylation on EUNIMOD:2995
Deamidated asparagine on NUNIMOD:75
Dimethylation on KUNIMOD:365
Fe[II] on DUNIMOD:9525
Fe[II] on EUNIMOD:9525
Magnesium on DUNIMOD:9565
Citrulline on RUNIMOD:74
N-acetylglycine on GUNIMOD:14
N-acetylvaline on VUNIMOD:14
N6-(2-hydroxyisobutyryl)lysine on KUNIMOD:18493
N6-methacryllysine on K—3
Pros-methylhistidine on HUNIMOD:343
Succinylation on KUNIMOD:643
5-glutamyl glycerylphosphorylethanolamine on EUNIMOD:3962
Dimethylated arginine on RUNIMOD:362
Formylation on KUNIMOD:1222
N-myristoyl glycine on GUNIMOD:452
N5-methylglutamine on QUNIMOD:342
N6-succinyllysine on K—2
Potassium on DUNIMOD:5302
Symmetric dimethylarginine on RUNIMOD:362
Tele-methylhistidine on HUNIMOD:342
(3S)-3-hydroxyhistidine on H—1
3-hydroxyproline on PUNIMOD:351
Carboxylation on DUNIMOD:2991
Diphthamide on HUNIMOD:3751
Hypusine on KUNIMOD:3791
Methionine sulfoxide on MUNIMOD:351
N-acetylaspartate on DUNIMOD:11
N-acetylcysteine on CUNIMOD:11
N-acetylglutamate on EUNIMOD:11
N-acetylproline on PUNIMOD:11
N6-benzoyllysine on KUNIMOD:1361
N6-crotonyllysine on K—1
N6-propionyllysine on KUNIMOD:581
Phosphotyrosine on YUNIMOD:211
S-farnesyl cysteine on CUNIMOD:441
S-nitrosocysteine on CUNIMOD:2751

Every modification with a site on a target protein, most frequent first. A dash in the UNIMOD column means the modification has no UNIMOD term in the registry that searched it, not that it is unknown. One chemistry can appear under two names (UniProt's and MetaMorpheus's); the catalog's ptm_sites_by_chemistry view merges them.

Data

The Parquet files for this dataset are not published yet.

Bundle
9fc77a7432a39d91, written 2026-10-29T09:33:14+00:00 by ingester 1.4.0
Reconciliation
every check agreed with the producer's own counts
Licence
CC-BY-4.0
Credit
NCEMS Aging Proteome Working Group