CPFP provides a pipeline for the analysis of MS/MS proteomic data, targeted at the needs of central proteomics facilities.

== Project Status - Updated January 3rd 2019 ==

CPFP has not been actively developed since 2014, when I left the proteomics group at UTSW. To access up-to-date algorithms for the analysis of proteomics data, other tools would now be preferred. However:

* Limited fixes have been made on the main master branch by Phil Charles at the University of Oxford.

* As of 2019, limited maintenance is being carried out by myself (now in the BioHPC high performance computing group at UTSW), to allow CPFP to install and run on RHEL 7 / CentOS 7, with updated TPP 5.1.0 and search tools. This updated code can be found in the utsw-biohpc branch of the git repository, and may become a 2.2.0 release if time and testing allows.

-- David Trudgian - 2019/01/03

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