offline 2D-LC-MS data view
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offline 2D-LC-MS data view
I am trying to generate a nice image from my offline 2D-LC-MS data. Basically, I fractionated the sample into 50 fractions and analyzed each fraction with LC-MS. In this case, how should I deal with the file input? Some suggestions will be appreciated.
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Re: offline 2D-LC-MS data view
You can use File > Import and Merge with either Column-by-Column or Cut-by-Cut.
The difference between the two modes is that Column-by-Column option assumes continuous scan acquisition (usually in a comprehensive mode). 2D chromatograms imported by Column-by-Column and Cut-by-Cut will look similar, but their RTs are calculated differently.
From what you said, Cut-by-Cut is the one.
The difference between the two modes is that Column-by-Column option assumes continuous scan acquisition (usually in a comprehensive mode). 2D chromatograms imported by Column-by-Column and Cut-by-Cut will look similar, but their RTs are calculated differently.
From what you said, Cut-by-Cut is the one.
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Re: offline 2D-LC-MS data view
Thanks. Since the MS data contain both MS and MS/MS data. After I imported the files, the software used the TIC intensity as the default. Could I change it to use the base peak intensity to show the data in the software?
Plus I also would like to filter the background for the MS data. For example, removing the m/z 371 peaks in the data to highlight the relatively low abundant peaks.
Thanks a lot.
Plus I also would like to filter the background for the MS data. For example, removing the m/z 371 peaks in the data to highlight the relatively low abundant peaks.
Thanks a lot.
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Re: offline 2D-LC-MS data view
The Base Peak chromatogram can only be generated during Import by setting Multi-Spectral Filter > Ordinal Limit to 1.
Filtering out a m/z can be done by either of
Filtering out a m/z can be done by either of
- During Import, set Rang Limit to "0-370.5, 371.5-"
- After Import, View > SIC View to view the SIC, and use File > Save Image As to save the SIC if you prefer.
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Re: offline 2D-LC-MS data view
Thanks a lot.