New LOD/ LOQ Calculations

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New LOD/ LOQ Calculations lilian heil  2024-08-28 08:20
 

Hi Team!

I updated to Skyline daily and when I use the new bilinear turning point LOD calculation, almost everything has LOD of the highest point on the curve. I have heard from a few others that they are seeing the same issue. Do we need to somehow update the Skyline document for these calculations to work?

Thanks,

Lilian

 
 
lilian heil responded:  2024-08-28 08:23

Just uploaded document to the files page. LRH_NewLODandLOQ.sky.zip

 
Nick Shulman responded:  2024-08-28 09:35
Thank you for sending that Skyline document.
It looks like for each of those peptides, Skyline is thinking that there is no turning point.
That is, the calibration curve is sufficiently straight so that it is best modeled as a single straight line.

The behavior that you are seeing looks like a bug in that it is then setting the Limit of Detection as the highest calibration point.
I forget exactly what Skyline is supposed to be doing in this case (I will have to look at your Python code again) but I suspect that Skyline is not doing the right thing here.
-- Nick
 
Nick Shulman responded:  2024-08-28 15:44
Oops. That was just a bug. Skyline would get confused when the calibration curve had no turning point.

I will try to get this fixed in Skyline-daily soon.
I have made a special build of Skyline-daily which fixes this bug that you can install from here:
https://proteome.gs.washington.edu/~nicksh/SpecialSkylines/FiguresOfMerit/
-- Nick
 
lilian heil responded:  2024-08-29 11:47
Ok, glad this is an easy fix! Hopefully Daily can be updated soon, this has caused problems for a few people I know of already.

Thanks!