Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of analyzing a protein or proteins comprising the steps of: (A) pre-treating a mixture containing at least one protein to obtain peptides; (B) obtaining information about retention times and mass values of the obtained peptides by performing data-independent analysis; (C) searching a first database on the basis of the information obtained in step (B) to quantify and qualify a target protein or proteins; (D) extracting information about the quantified and qualified target protein or proteins; (E) obtaining information about retention times and mass values by performing data-dependent analysis from the extracted information of step (D); (F) searching a second database on the basis of the information obtained in step (E) to further quantify and qualify the target protein or proteins; and (G) comparing the search results of step (C) and (F) to verify the quantification and qualification.

Abstract: A method for generating a training sequence code (TSC) in a communication system. The method includes obtaining a full set of training sequence code candidates through joint channel estimation with consideration of a symbol delay of an interfering signal; optimizing cross-correlation properties for the full set; obtaining a subset for necessary training sequence codes among the training sequence code candidates; defining each of training sequence codes in the obtained subset as a reference sequence; and generating optimized training sequence codes by copying symbols of a predetermined number of bits located in the front of the reference sequence, arranging the copied symbols in Most Significant Positions (MSPs) as a guard sequence, copying symbols of a predetermined number of bits located in the rear of the reference sequence, and arranging the copied symbols in Least Significant Positions (LSPs) as a guard sequence.