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Mapping between peptides in main report file and input mzml spectra #350

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daichengxin opened this issue Mar 22, 2022 · 6 comments
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@daichengxin
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daichengxin commented Mar 22, 2022

Hi, Thank the developer for providing so a fantastic tool for DIA data analysis.
Is there a way to match the peptides in the main report to the spectra in input mzML file ? What does the MS2.Scan column mean in the main report file?

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Chengxin

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Hi Chengxin,

I would suggest doing it by the retention time (RT) column. But can also use MS2.Scan - it's MS2 scan number across all MS2 scans (MS1 are not counted here) - except with fancy dia-PASEF schemes MS2.Scan might not be directly interpretable.

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Thanks a lot. So MS2.Scan corresponds to the scan number in the mzML file, right? eg. MS2.scan=73091 in main report -><spectrum id="controllerType=0 controllerNumber=1 scan=73091" index="73090" defaultArrayLength="441"> in mzML file.

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If all MS2 scans are ordered by the RT, MS2.Scan is the number of the peak apex scan. I am not sure how scans are numbered in the mzML.

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Got it. Thanks a lot.

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Chengxin

@daichengxin
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Hi vdemichev, I tried to use RT column to match peptides and spectra, but I didn't find the corresponding RT value in mzML. What do you think?

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Use closest RT?

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