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TOFsPRO toolbox

by Dariya Malyarenko

 

18 Jun 2009 (Updated 10 Feb 2010)

Signal processing for time-of-flight mass spectra over the broad m/z range (1-200 kDa)

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This tool enhances signal detection for broad-mass TOF spectra by accounting for changing peak width and providing peak-shape-dependent filtering capabilities. A set of input TOF spectra is processed to produce aligned peak list and array of corresponding signal intensities. Signal processing includes model-based baseline subtraction (MBS), integrative down sampling (IDS), target filtering (TF), pedestal removal (PR), peak detection with automated SNR threshold (PD-SNR) and alignment to the average peak list (APL). Corresponding algorithms are described in [Malyarenko et al: Clin Chem 2005, and RCMS 2006] and [Bunai et al: JPR 2007].

The input data is an array of TOF spectra with corresponding m/z calibration axis. The resulting output data matrix may be used for downstream statistical analysis, e.g., in comparative proteomics.

Required Products Signal Processing Toolbox
MATLAB release MATLAB 7.2 (R2006a)
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Comments and Ratings (2)
03 Feb 2010 Wolfgang Schellenberger

Its a bit complicated to use the spOptions module. Is there a script for parameter selection?

10 Feb 2010 Dariya Malyarenko

There are several aux-functions to help select parameters, described next to the corresponding field in spOptions. Best is to follow instructions in spOptions for a certain parameter selection, and plot the output for an average spectrum to view. No automated "global" para-optimization is available yet.

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Updates
10 Feb 2010

Revisions include:
bsModel -- (1) check and avoid complex "log" (of negative intensities);
mainTOFsPROc -- (1) allow "no baseline subtraction" option (just contstant offset); (2) scale peaks back to integrated intensities for Gaussian noise model

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signal processing Dariya Malyarenko 18 Jun 2009 15:51:31
target filtering Dariya Malyarenko 18 Jun 2009 15:51:31
comparative proteomics Dariya Malyarenko 18 Jun 2009 15:51:31
tof mass spectra Dariya Malyarenko 18 Jun 2009 15:52:23
variable peak width Dariya Malyarenko 18 Jun 2009 15:52:23

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