This data set was submitted to GPM anonymously on August 11th, 2005. The data can be found here.
No experimental details were supplied by the submitter. The parent and fragment ion mass accuracies demonstrated by the analysis suggests that an ion trap mass spectrometer was used for the identifications
The results show that the original protein sample was derived from an extracellular source, probably human plasma. Serum samples normally contain high concentrations of platelet proteins and other cellular debris.
The data is moderate quality and it can be used as a list of proteins that can easily be observed from plasma. It contains particularly strong identifications for ALB, FGA, TF, HP, (both splice forms), IGHA1, CFH and FGG. These high quality ID's suggest the plasma was not pretreated to remove high abundance proteins.