基于LC-MS的代谢组学研究的自动鉴定工具

Ke-Shiuan Lynn, Chun-Ju Chen, C. Tseng, M. Cheng, Wen-Harn Pan
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液相色谱/质谱仪(LC/MS)由于其广泛的极性和分子质量检测范围,已成为代谢组学研究中最流行的分析平台之一。然而,基于LC/MS的代谢组学鉴定仍然非常昂贵和耗时,主要是由于数据库完整性较低和分离的MS/MS谱生成过程。在这项工作中,我们构建了一个自动化的、用户友好的、免费提供的工具。从峰列表中,该工具首先根据其保留时间和样品间的丰度相关性对通常与代谢物相关的峰进行分组。在每一组中,不同的离子被注释,并得到潜在代谢物的质量。最后,将这些片段与公共数据库中的低能MS/MS谱进行比对,用于代谢物鉴定。为了鉴定没有MS/MS谱的代谢物,我们开发了特征片段和共同亚结构匹配。通过上述方法,我们期望促进基于lc - ms的代谢组学研究中的代谢物鉴定。
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An Automated Identification Tool for LC-MS Based Metabolomics Studies
Liquid chromatography/mass spectrometer (LC/MS) has become one of the most popular analytical platform for metabolomics studies owing to its wide range of detectable polarity and molecular mass. However, metabolite identification remains quite costly and time-consuming in LC/MS-based metabolomics, mostly due to lower database integrity and a separated MS/MS spectra generation process. In this work, we constructed an automated, user-friendly, and freely available tool. From a peak list, the tool first groups peaks, which are usually associated with a metabolite, based on their retention time and abundance correlation across samples. In each group, different ions are annotated and the mass of the underlying metabolite is derived. Finally, the fragments are used to match with low-energy MS/MS spectra in public databases for metabolite identification. To identify metabolites without accessible MS/MS spectra, we have developed characteristic fragment and common substructure matches. Through the above approach, we anticipate facilitating the metabolite identification in LC-MS-based metabolomics studies.
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