15 September 2016 1 256 Report

I am working with SILAC-labeled protein samples of S. aureus and doing the quantification with MaxQuant and various databases. Usually I'm doing a labeled quantification with multiplicity 2 with heavy labels at Arg6 and Lys6. Now I'm wondering if it would make sense to do a LFQ and, if so the results could be compared to the LFQ of my protein samples without SILAC?

Thanks in advance for your time and answers.

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