Version | Preprocessing | Analysis [Except MEA] |
MEA |
---|---|---|---|
Online | ✔ | ✔ | ✖ |
Local | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
PhosMap supports multiple function modules for full landscape of phosphoproteomics data analyses including quality control, phosphosite mapping, dimension reduction analysis, time course analysis, kinase activity analysis and survival analysis. Various of publication ready figures and tables could be generated via PhosMap.
- For users without bioinformatics skills, web server can be used for analysis when the data volume is small. For larger data volumes, a local version of PhosMap can be utilized.
- For users with bioinformatics skills, a downloadable R package is provided for more flexible analysis.
Furthermore, our data flow is standardized, ensuring its strong scalability. Therefore, if users have other analysis requirements, they are welcome to submit PR or issue on GitHub.
We provide a docker image with PhosMap:
https://hub.docker.com/r/liuzandh/phosmap
Pull the docker image of PhosMap:
docker pull liuzandh/phosmap:1.0.0
Create a docker container containing PhosMap:
docker run -p HostPort:3838 liuzandh/phosmap:1.0.0
Then, you can enter PhosMap by visiting HostIP:HostPort.
For example, HostPort could be set to 8083. This parameter can be changed according to user needs.
docker run -p 8083:3838 liuzandh/phosmap:1.0.0
Next, open 127.0.0.1:8083 in the local browser or remotely access ip:8083 (you should ensure that the machine can be accessed remotely).
In case your browser fails to display this tutorial correctly, please visit https://liuzan-info.github.io/phosmap_r for access.