Hi Angela,
Sorry for the late response. As Gavin already pointed out, you cannot really
do peak picking without the retention time information.
You may get some results if you set the retention time tolerance to a very high
number, but I am not sure how MZmine is going to behave with such data
Sent: 22 December 2011 12:19
To: Developer discussion
Subject: Re: [Mzmine-devel] Process MS files by MZmine
Hi Tomas,
Sorry if I was not so clear. I meant that differently from LC-MS spectra in
which Retention Time and m/z are very important parameters for comparison
between different samples, may
Hi Tomas,
Sorry if I was not so clear. I meant that differently from LC-MS spectra in
which Retention Time and m/z are very important parameters for comparison
between different samples, maybe in MS eexperiments(direct introduction-flow
injection) Retention Time could be considered less importan
Hi Angela,
I don't understand this sentence: "I'm processing MS spectra (so RT is not the
main parameter)"
What do you mean by RT is not the main parameter?
Tomas
On Dec 16, 2011, at 7:10 PM, a.ma...@studenti.unisa.it wrote:
> Dear MZmine team,
> I've 8 MS spectra (ESI/(LIT)MS-Thermo) to comp
Dear MZmine team,
I've 8 MS spectra (ESI/(LIT)MS-Thermo) to compare and each file contains both
MS and MSn experiments. I'm interested in processing and comparing only fullMS
spectra by MZmine. At first I've applied the data set filter (crop filter) to
define RT range for each spectra (differe
