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Top-down proteomics (TDP) is increasingly being applied in proteoform-resolved biomedical and clinical research. However, the complexity of TDP data demands flexible visualization tools integrated with analysis workflows to streamline interpretation and validation. Existing tools lack adaptability and interactivity, often requiring researchers to invest considerable resources on additional manual processing and analysis to generate publication-ready results and figures. This added layer of manual intervention impacts reproducibility, posing a significant challenge to consistent scientific outcomes. FLASHApp addresses these challenges by offering a web-based, platform-independent application for TDP data analysis and visualization. It integrates key tools like FLASHDeconv, featuring automated processing, interactive publication-ready visualizations, and direct team collaboration via shareable URLs. FLASHApp is open-source software as part of OpenMS and available at https://www.openms.org/FLASHApp/.
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Data may be preliminary. 17 April 2025 V1 Latest version Share on FLASHApp: Interactive Data Analysis and Visualization for Top-Down Proteomics Authors : Tom Müller 0000-0003-0118-9434 , Jihyung Kim , Andrew Almaguer , Ayesha Feroz 0009-0006-5719-7408 , Jaekwan Kim , Axel Walter , Wonhyeuk Jung , Oliver Kohlbacher , and Kyowon Jeong 0000-0003-3776-3098 [email protected] Authors Info & Affiliations https://doi.org/10.22541/au.174488404.48328122/v1 Published PROTEOMICS Version of record Peer review timeline 709 views 284 downloads Contents Abstract Supplementary Material Information & Authors Metrics & Citations View Options References Figures Tables Media Share Abstract Top-down proteomics (TDP) is increasingly being applied in proteoform-resolved biomedical and clinical research. However, the complexity of TDP data demands flexible visualization tools integrated with analysis workflows to streamline interpretation and validation. Existing tools lack adaptability and interactivity, often requiring researchers to invest considerable resources on additional manual processing and analysis to generate publication-ready results and figures. This added layer of manual intervention impacts reproducibility, posing a significant challenge to consistent scientific outcomes. FLASHApp addresses these challenges by offering a web-based, platform-independent application for TDP data analysis and visualization. It integrates key tools like FLASHDeconv, featuring automated processing, interactive publication-ready visualizations, and direct team collaboration via shareable URLs. FLASHApp is open-source software as part of OpenMS and available at https://www.openms.org/FLASHApp/. 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