# Tutorial: Proteome Comparison Service ## Overview This set of short videos provides a step-by-step demonstration of using the PATRIC Proteome Comparison Service to identify insertions and deletions in up to nine target genomes that are compared with one reference, which can be a researcher’s private genome in PATRIC, a genome that has been annotated outside PATRIC, any of the publicly available genomes in PATRIC, or a set of proteins that you have saved in PATRIC as a feature group. 1. [Selecting parameters (8:13)](#proteome1) 2. [Selecting a reference genome (3:05)](#proteome2) 3. [Using a feature group or FASTA file as input (5:20)](#proteome3) 4. [Using a FASTA file as the reference (3:38)](#proteome4) 5. [Using a feature group as the reference (2:04)](#proteome5) 6. [Selecting the genomes to use for the comparison (5:57)](#proteome6) 7. [3 flavors of reference genomes (5:38)](#proteome7) 8. [Reviewing the output job results (22:54)](#proteome8) 9. [Citing PATRIC and getting help (5:52)](#proteome9) ### See also * [Proteome Comparison Service](https://patricbrc.org/app/SeqComparison) * [Proteome Comparison Service Tutorial](https://docs.patricbrc.org/tutorial/proteome_comparison/proteome_comparison.html) (document) ## Using the Proteome Comparison Service Links to the videos are provided below. They can also be viewed in order in the [PATRIC YouTube channel playlist](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hV_cnv0icb4&list=PLsstVALeacEIh8Tq9tqAJcWpXySlAcTP_). Relevant references are provided at the bottom of this page. ##### 1. Selecting parameters (8:13) ##### 2. Selecting a reference genome (3:05) ##### 3. Using a feature group or FASTA file as input (5:20) ##### 4. Using a FASTA file as the reference (3:38) ##### 5. Using a feature group as the reference (2:04) ##### 6. Selecting the genomes to use for the comparison (5:57) ##### 7. 3 flavors of reference genomes (5:38) ##### 8. Reviewing the output job results (22:54) ##### 9. Citing PATRIC and getting help (5:52) ## References * Overbeek, R., et al., The SEED and the Rapid Annotation of microbial genomes using Subsystems Technology (RAST). Nucleic acids research, 2014. 42(D1): p. D206-D214.