QIAGEN IPA
Introduction to Phosphorylation Analyses in QIAGEN Ingenuity Pathway Analysis (IPA)
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In this training, we’ll introduce how you can analyze and interpret your phosphoproteomics data in QIAGEN IPA. Using an example phosphoproteomics dataset, we will answer questions such as:
• How can I format the data before uploading it into QIAGEN IPA?
• How do I set up the analysis?
• Which upstream kinases are implicated in the observed phosphoproteomics changes?
• What are the targets of a particular upstream kinase and how do their levels of phosphorylation change over time?
• How do the levels of phosphorylation change for proteins on Canonical Pathways over time?
• Which biological predictions trend in a time-dependent manner during the time course?
• How do the biological predictions from phosphoproteomics compare with a related transcriptomics dataset?
• How can I format the data before uploading it into QIAGEN IPA?
• How do I set up the analysis?
• Which upstream kinases are implicated in the observed phosphoproteomics changes?
• What are the targets of a particular upstream kinase and how do their levels of phosphorylation change over time?
• How do the levels of phosphorylation change for proteins on Canonical Pathways over time?
• Which biological predictions trend in a time-dependent manner during the time course?
• How do the biological predictions from phosphoproteomics compare with a related transcriptomics dataset?
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