Prosit-Derived Spectral Libraries for Scaffold DIA Searches – Proteome Software Technical Help Center

Prosit is a deep learning algorithm developed by the Wilhelm and Kuster group to predict fragmentation and retention times for peptides. We use Prosit to predict DIA-specific libraries from all possible +2H and +3H peptides in FASTA databases. While the search time is roughly the same as FASTA searches, Scaffold DIA is specifically designed to perform proteome-scale searches, such that Prosit libraries perform as well as smaller sample or tissue-specific DDA libraries used by other tools without the need to perform any DDA library-generation experiments. This approach is particularly powerful when combined with the chromatogram library method to calibrate Prosit libraries for each sample type and instrument.

Proteome Software has built a repository of spectral libraries for common organisms which are available below. If you would like us to make a specific Prosit library for you, please contact us with an organism-specific FASTA (with only reviewed entries). Please note that Prosit will only work with carbamidomethylated peptides (C+57). You cannot use any other cysteine alkylation method and you cannot add any modifications.

See this paper for more information.

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The following parameters were used in the conversion process and thus should match your instrumentation settings. The mass range should always match the acquisition. If multiple Prosit libraries will be used together (eg, merged with Scaffold DIA or EncyclopeDIA), these should be generated using the same mass range, as well. Note, for best results it is important that your library is generated with the correct normalized collision energy (NCE) setting. See this article for more information. If settings vary from your configuration, please contact us.