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Mass-to-Charge Ratio Set Matching: A Novel and Efficient Compound Identification Method.

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BACKGROUND Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) is a powerful tool for component analysis of unknown compounds, especially in the fields of analytical chemistry or detection of biological samples. To effectively identify… Click to show full abstract

BACKGROUND Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) is a powerful tool for component analysis of unknown compounds, especially in the fields of analytical chemistry or detection of biological samples. To effectively identify compounds in GC-MS, one of the most important ways is to use a matching algorithm to compare the similarity between the reference spectrum and the query spectrum. OBJECTIVE To propose a novel way to improve compound accuracy. METHOD This article proposes a method based on m/z set match. First of all, select the maximum m/z and the m/z corresponding to the highest peak intensity for pre-search. Next, employ the space vector model to carry on a refined search in the remaining spectra after pre-search. Then, distinguish stereoisomers according to the order of G value. RESULTS Compared with the Ten peaks and the method based on m/z number matching pre-search, the method based on m/z set matching showed higher accuracy and fewer remaining (missing) spectra. Furthermore, the refined search which based on m/z set matching method possesses shorter calculation time compared with no pre-search. HIGHLIGHTS A method based on m/z set match reduces the remaining spectra and speeds up the identification of compounds.

Keywords: based set; method based; set matching; search; pre search; method

Journal Title: Journal of AOAC International
Year Published: 2022

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