| Literature DB >> 27799845 |
Daniel J Peirano1, Alberto Pasamontes1, Cristina E Davis1.
Abstract
Modern differential mobility spectrometers (DMS) produce complex and multi-dimensional data streams that allow for near-real-time or post-hoc chemical detection for a variety of applications. An active area of interest for this technology is metabolite monitoring for biological applications, and these data sets regularly have unique technical and data analysis end user requirements. While there are initial publications on how investigators have individually processed and analyzed their DMS metabolomic data, there are no user-ready commercial or open source software packages that are easily used for this purpose. We have created custom software uniquely suited to analyze gas chromatograph / differential mobility spectrometry (GC/DMS) data from biological sources. Here we explain the implementation of the software, describe the user features that are available, and provide an example of how this software functions using a previously-published data set. The software is compatible with many commercial or home-made DMS systems. Because the software is versatile, it can also potentially be used for other similarly structured data sets, such as GC/GC and other IMS modalities.Entities:
Keywords: data analysis; differential mobility spectrometry (DMS); field asymmetric ion mobility spectrometry (FAIMS); partial least squares regression (PLS); principal component analysis (PCA); software
Year: 2016 PMID： 27799845 PMCID： PMC5084691 DOI： 10.1007/s12127-016-0200-9
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Int J Ion Mobil Spectrom ISSN： 1435-6163