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PEAKS - Version Online 12 -High-Throughput, All-in-One Software for Proteomics LC-MS/MS Analysis
Use PEAKS Online 12 to take advantage of powerful and shared computing resources to perform LC-MS/MS protein & peptide identification and quantification analyses. The restructured platform allows large datasets to be processed efficiently by multiple users at the same time; with the ability to run on any cluster, multi-CPU machine, or cloud server. From DDA to DIA data support, PEAKS Online 12 provides a powerful and comprehensive solution to bring your research to new heights!
Distributed System for High performance Computing
PEAKS Online uses the latest distributed computing technology to achieve high-throughput performance with established PEAKS workflows for multiple users on a network. The Master is at the centre of the system, it accepts computing request from a client or directly from the MS instrument using an automated system; PEAKS daemon: Automated Instrument Link. The Master will distribute all the computing workload to different workers, where the computation is performed. Use the Command Line Interface (CLI) to automate standard workflows and enable batch submission for large-cohort studies. All the data which is necessary for computation will be stored in the distributed database system. Since both computation and data storage are distributed to many different nodes, single node failure will not block the whole system. Therefore, the system is always accessible to the users. Additionally, because of the distribution, the system is also highly scalable, with the ability to add additional nodes at anytime to achieve maximum performance.
Enhanced DIA Workflow: Library Search, Direct Database Search, de novo sequencing
DIA analysis is an appealing alternative to DDA approach for an increased proteins coverage. In the past, DIA methods have relied on generating spectral libraries from DDA to identify and quantify peptides.
PEAKS Online 12 offers a unique streamlined DIA workflow to maximise identification of peptides by integrating three methods: spectral library search, direct database search, and de novo sequencing, with up to 20% increase in identification and quantification.
- A library search is performed against a pre-defined spectral library. Peptide spectra without a library match can be directly searched against a protein database.
- A protein sequence database is directly searched with DIA data. Advanced machine learning algorithms allow improved accuracy and sensitivity of peptide identification.
- Unmatched spectra from the database search are de novo sequenced.
- Identified peptides from both the spectrum library search and protein sequence database search can be used in a quantification analysis.
Note: All search methods, PEAKS Spectral Library Search, Direct Database Search, de novo sequencing, Quantification, and QC are optional, and the steps of the workflow can be conducted independently or in sequence.
Selecting library search followed by the direct database search results in improved protein identification rates while the completeness of proteome is further enhanced by de novo sequencing. Beside in-depth identification analysis, PEAKS Online allows for quantification of DIA data by LFQ. Finally, an optional QC (Quality Control) will provide identification-related and quantification-related quality control measures to ensure experimental consistency, data quality and identification and quantification consistency.
Quality Control (QC) Function for in-depth analysis from raw data to results
With the new Quality Control (QC) analysis in PEAKS® Online users can assess statistical information of the raw data and/or results and gain beneficial insight into the attributes of the LC-MS acquisition. This automated tool is designed for both, DDA and DIA data and will supply the elements to determine the quality of the data and evaluates the setup of the experiment.
PEAKS DeepNovo Peptidome for Immunopeptidomics
The newly developed solution for DDA acquisitions is a specialised workflow for peptidomics data that combines canonical and non-canonical database searching, DeepNovo sequencing, and identification of mutated peptides.
Data-independent acquisition (DIA) has emerged as a powerful strategy for deep proteome-wide identification, and PEAKS Online now enables DIA application for immunopeptidomics analyses. The new DeepNovo Peptidome in PEAKS Online is a specialised DIA workflow for immunopeptidomics and integrates database search and de novo sequencing. Learn more
Both DDA and DIA Peptidome workflows include optional LFQ and QC.
PEAKS Online is designed to facilitate accurate and sensitive proteomic analysis using the PEAKS 12 software workflows, but with higher performance on a shared resource. Users will be able to perform de novo Sequencing, PEAKS DB Database Search, PEAKS Library Search, PEAKS PTM, and SPIDER, as in PEAKS Studio package. Optional PEAKS Q, and PEAKS IMS modules can be enabled, for labelled and label free protein quantification and ion mobility data support.
PEAKS Online provides users with the ability to utilise the established PEAKS workflows more efficiently and on a larger scale. The interactive tool used to send/retrieve data to/from the server is called PEAKS Client, and the results are presented in a similar manner as available in the PEAKS Studio desktop solution. Through the Web Client Interface or Client Command Line Interface (CLI), multiple users can also access the PEAKS Online server at the same time, supporting parallelism at the project and data level.
Smart data processing, is efficient data processing. If an analysis needs to be rerun with a new set of parameters, the whole workflow does not need to be reprocessed. This is perfect for certain applications like Time Course Studies and samples can be added to an existing project and workflows can be modified “on the fly”. PEAKS Online will only process the data that needs to be updated while keeping any of the relevant information generated previously. Once the desired results have been generated, users can export the results for each individual sample, or export all the results at once in a single step.
PEAKS DIA Workflows
- Up to 20% increase in peptide/protein identification and quantification
- Hybrid-DIA for targeted and discovery-driven clinical proteomics (PEAKS Studio Only)
DeepNovo Peptidome workflow
- Gene table to bridge the gap between proteomics and genomics
- Support for non-canonical reference sequences
- Label-free quantification and automated QC tool
- DeepNovo-DIA peptidome workflow
DeepNovo Workflow
- Upgraded DeepNovo function with GraphNovo algorithms [1]
- GPU-enabled for increased speed
- New FDR Estimation for de novo sequencing
PRM Workflow
- New PRM Targeted Quantification (PEAKS Studio Only)
- Transition list export: from DIA LFQ results, users can export PRM and MRM transition lists
Label-free quantification
- Feature Based LFQ: LFQ result with feature vectors with and without identification.
- Label-free Quantification Principal Component Analysis (PCA) plot added to all LFQ results
- Volcano plot improvements
Post-translational modification (PTM) and Mutations analysis
- Next level confidence: confident PTM/mutation sites identification based on amino acid level evidence
User experience, automation, and more
- Batch submission option
- Database validation
- Data Refine feature filter
- Automatic export option
- Image export in SVG format (PEAKS Studio Only)
- PSM ion export
