Ben Neely

Ben Neely

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Analytical biochemist attempting molecular cartography across the tree of life, powered by MS-based proteomics. Opinions expressed are solely my own. he/him benjaminneely.com Charleston, SC, USA

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Lindsay K Pino
18 October 2026 12:09

I know, right? I actually wonder if it's not more suited to animation -- so much CGI going to be needed. But if done well (dune?) then maybe...

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Are we thinking filters or lack of stress? Dude looks 21!

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That's always been the case in some ways. Technically if you are a govt employee your article is copyright free in the US but the US govt holds copyright elsewhere in the world (and in theory should be contacted for any reuse permission - no idea how that's supposed to work or whom one must ask...).

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Nick Riley
15 October 2026 16:57

It depends on how tolerant you are to calling spectra "potential glycopeptides". Just requiring m/z 204 will give you *a lot* of false positives. For a quick pre-search exploration, this might be good enough depending on question. If the ? is "do I have glycopeptides", it may way overestimate that.

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Nick Riley
15 October 2026 16:57

We spent a fair amount of time thinking about this for GlyCounter: www.mcponline.org/article/S153... We had to come up with some peak depth and fraction of TIC rules to believe something could actually by a glycopeptide. And those rules depend on fragmentation.

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