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. 2018 Apr 30;46(10):4893–4902. doi: 10.1093/nar/gky295

Table 1. Overview of PIT TGE classification results.

Dataset (number of samples in parentheses) Homo sapiens (1) Mus musculus (8) Pteropus alecto (9) Aedes aegypti (1)
Total spectra 210,560 293,894 350,890 829,093
Standard search Peptides 24,187 23,151 22,554 58,336
PAGs (protein ambiguity groups) 3,011 3,536 3,270 4,743
Total proteins 12,589 14,107 3,522 5,692
SwissProt Canonical 3,302 3,534 2 71
Isoform 3,365 1,344 0 79
TrEMBL 5,922 9,229 3,520 5,542
PIT search Peptides 21,612 24,297 23,875 52,221
PAGs 2,646 2,814 2,701 4,394
Total TGEs 3,504 24,602 28,311 5,488
TGEs mapping to SwissProt Canonical Total 1,134 1,270 0 77
Complete ORF 1,134 1,268 0 77
Isoform Total 197 195 0 1
Complete ORF 197 193 0 1
TGEs mapping to TrEMBL Total 38 925 765 1,939
Complete ORF 38 915 756 1,930
Putative novel isoform SwissProt Total 1,815 12,351 0 57
Complete ORF 174 1,864 0 20
Score 363 707 0 9
With specific peptide evidence 50 357 0 11
With unique specific peptide ev. 24 76 0 7
TrEMBL Total 233 9,194 26,328 3,080
Complete ORF 30 1,643 5,700 1,077
Score 92 488 5,092 891
With specific peptide evidence 10 390 4,735 903
With unique specific peptide ev. 3 82 1,452 428
Known protein with SwissProt Total 47 278 0 4
polymorphism Complete ORF 21 92 0 4
Score 7 14 0 0
With specific peptide evidence 1 6 0 0
With unique specific peptide ev. 1 3 0 0
TrEMBL Total 8 187 251 97
Complete ORF 5 86 95 85
Score 0 31 25 32
With specific peptide evidence 0 16 21 24
With unique specific peptide ev. 0 6 13 12
Novel TGE Total 32 202 967 233
Complete ORF 3 38 236 61
With unique peptide evidence 0 18 283 131

To allow comparison with standard proteomics methods, peptide and protein identification was also performed for each species by searching directly against the reference proteome—the results of this are shown in the top (standard search) portion of the table. Throughout the table, identified proteins are shown based on the source reference sequence: Swiss-Prot or TrEMBL. Swiss-Prot proteins are further divided into two groups, canonical and isoform. TGEs with exact sequence map to reference proteins are classed as known proteins. TGEs not mapping to any reference proteins or with e-value above the threshold are classified as novel TGEs. The remaining TGEs are classified as known proteins with polymorphism, or novel isoforms of known proteins. The novel isoform TGEs are further separated into 16 classes and reliability of this annotation is verified by isoform-specific peptide evidence (see Supplementary Table S5 for details). Peptide and protein counts reported in the table are unique sequences across all the samples for datasets with multiple samples and average PAG (protein ambiguity group) counts are reported for these cases.