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Synchro/slice data import #269
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Dear Vivian, would it be possible for you to share the data? Otherwise it is very difficult to track down what goes wrong in this particular case. |
Dear Sander, |
Dear Vivian, thanks for sharing the test file via a private message. It turns out this is particular sample actually defines two acquisition modes, i.e. 0 (which I am not sure what it is) and 9 (diaPASEF, no particular mode is defined for synchro/slice at the moment). In effect, the first 166 frames are defined as MS1 frames and only as of frame 167 does a cyclic DIA acquistion start. This confuses alphatims, as it assumes a single cample only can have one acquistion mode. I would be curious to know how you set up this acquisition. |
Default metabolomics (with VIPHESI) methods incoporate MS1 scans at the beginning of the run which is timed with the tims 6 way valve. Valve switches at the beginning of the run to ensure that a "plug" of calibrant is being pushed into the ion source with ensures mz + IM recalibration for every run (see capture with salt cluster example). |
This is not a trivial fix I am afraid, best I might be able to do at short notice is a bandaid and even that is not straightforward. Do you use AlphaTims as a gui, cli or python package? |
Hi, |
Hi,
Thanks a lot for developing alphatims.
I am currently facing an issue when importing a segmented (metabolomics) synchro/slicePASEF analysis, yielding in the following error:
Let me know if any need further information is needed or a minimal data example via email.
Best regards,
Vivian
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