TP-MAP - an Integrated Software Package for the Analysis of 1D and 2D Thermal Profiling Data
Huber, K. V. M.; Feyertag, F.
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Thermal profiling (TP) has emerged as a promising experimental methodology for elucidating the molecular targets of drugs and metabolites on a proteome-wide scale. Here, we present the Thermal Profiling Meltome Analysis Program (TP-MAP) software package for the analysis and ranking of 1D and 2D thermal profiling datasets. TP-MAP provides a user-friendly interface to quickly identify hit candidates and further explore targets of interest via intersection and crosslinking to public databases.
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