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Nature CommunicationsBioinformaticsPeer-reviewed journal article

GlycoGenius: the ultimate high-throughput glycan composition identification tool

Hector F.B.R. LoponteiD, Jing ZhengiD, Yajie DingiD, Isadora de Araújo OliveiraiD, Kristoffer BasseiD, Adriane Regina TodeschiniiD, Peter L. HorvatovichiD, Guinevere S. M. Lageveen‐KammeijeriD

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Abstract

Mass spectrometry is recognized as the gold standard for glycan analysis, yet the complexity of generated data hampers progress in glycobiology, as existing tools lack full automation, requiring extensive manual effort. We introduce GlycoGenius, an open-source program offering an automated workflow for glycomics data analysis, featuring an intuitive graphical interface. With algorithms tailored to reduce manual workload, it allows for data visualization and automatically constructs search spaces, identifies, scores, and quantifies glycans, filters results, and annotates fragment spectra of N- and O-glycans, glycosaminoglycans and more. It seamlessly guides researchers of all expertise levels from raw data to publication-ready figures. Our findings demonstrate that GlycoGenius achieves results comparable with manual analysis or competing tools, identifying more glycans, including novel ones, while significantly reducing processing time. This groundbreaking tool represents a significant advancement in the study of glycoconjugates, empowering researchers to focus on insights rather than data processing.

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