Douglas W Mahoney

Mr. Douglas W Mahoney

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Academic Career Length

27Years (2000-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 January 2008 in Journal of Proteome Research
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AOAnn L. Oberg
Ann L. Oberg
DMDouglas W Mahoney
Douglas W Mahoney
JEJeanette E. Eckel-Passow
Jeanette E. Eckel-Passow
CMChristopher J. Malone
Christopher J. Malone
RWRussell D. Wolfinger
Russell D. Wolfinger
IBIii H. Robert Bergen
Iii H. Robert Bergen

14 July 2011 in Journal of Proteome Research
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DMDouglas W Mahoney
Douglas W Mahoney
TTTerry M Therneau
Terry M Therneau
CHCarrie J. Heppelmann
Carrie J. Heppelmann
LHLee Ann Higgins
Lee Ann Higgins
LBLinda M. Benson
Linda M. Benson
AOAnn L. Oberg
Ann L. Oberg

5 November 2012 in BMC Bioinformatics
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AOAnn L Oberg
Ann L Oberg
DMDouglas W Mahoney
Douglas W Mahoney
Mass Spectrometry utilizing labeling allows multiple specimens to be subjected to mass spectrometry simultaneously. As a result, between-experiment variability is reduced. Here we describe use of fundamental concepts of statistical experimental design in the labeling framework in order to minimize variability and avoid biases. We demonstrate how to export data in the format that is most efficient for statistical analysis. We demonstrate how to assess the need for normalization, perform normalization, and check whether it worked. We describe how to build a model explaining the observed values and test for differential protein abundance along with descriptive statistics and measures of reliability of the findings. Concepts are illustrated through the use of three case studies utilizing the iTRAQ 4-plex labeling protocol.

31 March 2022 in Gynecologic Oncology
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LMLisa M. Marinelli
Lisa M. Marinelli
JKJohn B. Kisiel
John B. Kisiel
SSSeth W. Slettedahl
Seth W. Slettedahl
DMDouglas W Mahoney
Douglas W Mahoney
MLMaureen A. Lemens
Maureen A. Lemens
JBJamie N. Bakkum-Gamez
Jamie N. Bakkum-Gamez

25 May 2018 in BMC Genomics
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CWChung Wah Wu
Chung Wah Wu
JEJared M. Evans
Jared M. Evans
SHShengbing Huang
Shengbing Huang
DMDouglas W Mahoney
Douglas W Mahoney
BDBrian A. Dukek
Brian A. Dukek
DADavid A. Ahlquist
David A. Ahlquist
MicroRNA (miRNA) profiling is an important step in studying biological associations and identifying marker candidates. miRNA exists in isoforms, called isomiRs, which may exhibit distinct properties. With conventional profiling methods, limitations in assay and analysis platforms may compromise isomiR interrogation. We introduce a comprehensive approach to sequence-oriented isomiR annotation (CASMIR) to allow unbiased identification of global isomiRs from small RNA sequencing data. In this approach, small RNA reads are maintained as independent sequences instead of being summarized under miRNA names. IsomiR features are identified through step-wise local alignment against canonical forms and precursor sequences. Through customizing the reference database, CASMIR is applicable to isomiR annotation across species. To demonstrate its application, we investigated isomiR profiles in normal and neoplastic human colorectal epithelia. We also ran miRDeep2, a popular miRNA analysis algorithm to validate isomiRs annotated by CASMIR. With CASMIR, specific and biologically relevant isomiR patterns could be identified. We note that specific isomiRs are often more abundant than their canonical forms. We identify isomiRs that are commonly up-regulated in both colorectal cancer and advanced adenoma, and illustrate advantages in targeting isomiRs as potential biomarkers over canonical forms. Studying miRNAs at the isomiR level could reveal new insight into miRNA biology and inform assay design for specific isomiRs. CASMIR facilitates comprehensive annotation of isomiR features in small RNA sequencing data for isomiR profiling and differential expression analysis.

28 June 2017 in Digestive Diseases and Sciences
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CWChung Wah Wu
Chung Wah Wu
XCXiaoming Cao
Xiaoming Cao
CBCalise K. Berger
Calise K. Berger
PFPatrick H. Foote
Patrick H. Foote
DMDouglas W Mahoney
Douglas W Mahoney
DADavid A. Ahlquist
David A. Ahlquist