Nick Shulman responded: |
2018-04-13 15:18 |
Can you give us the transition list file that you imported? |
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yih2 responded: |
2018-04-16 12:26 |
Transition list in the attachment. Let me know if you need any additional information.
Thanks,
Yi |
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Nick Shulman responded: |
2018-04-16 12:52 |
Thanks for sending us that transition list.
If I understand your problem correctly, it's that you have this in your transition list:
Precursor Name Precursor m/z Product m/z Precursor Charge Product Charge Molecule List Name Product Name
CL96-169 684.351334 422.239796 4 1 cross-linked peptide A y3+
CL96-169 684.351334 537.266739 4 1 cross-linked peptide A y4+
CL96-169 912.132687 422.239796 3 1 cross-linked peptide A y3+
CL96-169 912.132687 537.266739 3 1 cross-linked peptide A y4+
However, when you import that transition list into Skyline, the number 912.132687 gets changed to 912.4686.
Also, the two transitions that belong under 912+++ get put into separate precursors.
My guess is that the reason Skyline is doing this is that
4/3*684.351334 = 912.4686
I will ask around on the Skyline team about whether this is the correct behavior. |
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yih2 responded: |
2018-04-16 13:51 |
Then there is a mistake in the calculation, since the precursor masses are different for two charge states (different by 1 Da)
It should be the following: (684.351334*4-1)/3 = 912.132
Hope this helps. |
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Brian Pratt responded: |
2018-04-16 14:07 |
Hi Yi,
The problem is that "charge" is ambiguous - in this case, it implies protonation, but that's not the only way to charge a generalized small molecule. Of course it's a very likely way, so we really should be able to guess at this (and will work on doing so), but for now try it with explicit ionization descriptions instead:
Precursor Name Precursor m/z Product m/z Precursor Charge Product Charge Molecule List Name Product Name
CL96-169 684.351334 422.239796 [M+4H] 1 cross-linked peptide A y3+
CL96-169 684.351334 537.266739 [M+4H] 1 cross-linked peptide A y4+
CL96-169 912.132687 422.239796 [M+3H] 1 cross-linked peptide A y3+
CL96-169 912.132687 537.266739 [M+3H] 1 cross-linked peptide A y4+
Thanks for helping improve Skyline!
Brian Pratt |
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yih2 responded: |
2018-04-16 16:19 |
Thanks! The transition list now can be imported. However, there are two other problems.
1. Some of the molecules are recognized as heavy labeled but they are actually not (for example, CL96-169 -> 912.1327).
2. I can't found the precursor option for the small molecules (it is available in the proteins part)
Could you help me to take a look? Let me know if you need any additional information. Thanks.
Yi |
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Brian Pratt responded: |
2018-04-16 16:45 |
>> 1. Some of the molecules are recognized as heavy labeled but they are actually not (for example, CL96-169 -> 912.1327).
Not sure why that's happening (but I will find out!) - you can clear that manually in the Targets tree though.
>> 2. I can't found the precursor option for the small molecules (it is available in the proteins part)
Sorry, I don't understand the question. Can you be more specific?
Brian |
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