Process peptidomic data, search for bioactive peptides, and export results.
Group your abundance columns into experimental conditions. If any columns are technical replicates, define them below first — they will be averaged into a single biological replicate and become available in the group selector.
Instrument exports often use long sample names (e.g. Abundance F1 Sample Threshold). Map them to shorter labels here first — the simplified names are used throughout the technical-replicate and grouping steps below.
{"T_0.2a": "Abundance F1 Sample Threshold"}{"Sample_A": ["Sample_A ( rep1)", "Sample_A ( rep2)"]}{"Control": ["T_0_2a", "T_0_2b"]}Select which protein ID to use for rows where a peptide maps to more than one protein.
Fold several protein accessions (including single-protein ones the section above can't reach,
e.g. β-casein variants P02666A1 and P02666A2) into one canonical protein,
or simply rename one. Resolve any combined (multi-protein) peptides above first: merges here are
applied last and take precedence.
Merge all data, calculate group averages, and extract bioactive peptides.