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February 2, 2026Bioinformatics2 citationsOpen Access

ProteoGyver: A Fast, User-Friendly Tool for Routine QC and Analysis of MS-based Proteomics Data

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KSKari SalokasSKSalla KeskitaloMVMarkku Varjosalo

Key Points

  • The main aim is to create an accessible tool for rapid quality control and analysis of mass spectrometry-based proteomics data.
  • Developed an intuitive software solution named ProteoGyver (PG) for QC and analysis.
  • Automated QC metrics and graphical reports are provided.
  • Designed for whole-proteome and interactomics datasets.
  • Includes MS Inspector and Colocalizer tools for data inspection.
  • Available as a Docker container or standalone Python installation.
  • Significantly lowers the barrier for routine quality control practices.
  • Automated features improve the speed of data analysis.
  • Open-source availability encourages wider adoption and collaboration.

Abstract

Abstract Mass spectrometry-based proteomics generates increasingly large datasets requiring rapid quality control (QC) and preliminary analysis. Current software solutions often require specialized knowledge, limiting their routine use. We developed ProteoGyver (PG), an accessible, lightweight software solution designed for rapid QC and preliminary proteomics data analysis. PG provides automated QC metrics, intuitive graphical reports, and streamlined workflows for whole-proteome and interactomics datasets, significantly lowering the barrier to regular QC practices. The platform includes additional tools such as MS Inspector for longitudinal chromatogram inspection and Colocalizer for microscopy data. PG is easily deployed as a Docker container or standalone Python installation. PG is open-source and freely available in dockerhub and source code in github at github.com/varjolab/Proteogyver. Availability PG image and source code are available in github and dockerhub under LGPL-2.1.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6980feeac1c9540dea811674https://doi.org/10.1093/bioinformatics/btag050
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