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Ion-networks: a sparse data format capturing full data integrity of data independent acquisition mass spectrometry

Sander WillemsiD, Simon DalediD, Bart Van PuyveldeiD, Laura De ClerckiD, Sofie Vande CasteeleiD, Filip Van NieuwerburghiD, Dieter L. D. DeforceiD, Maarten DhaenensiD

Abstract

Data-independent acquisition (DIA) mass spectrometry (MS) has introduced deter-ministic, periodic and simultaneous acquisition of all fragment ions. Despite the chimeric side-effects associated with this unprecedented data integrity, DIA data analysis approaches still use conventional spectra and extracted ion chromatograms (XICs) that represent individual precursors and fragments. Here, we introduce ion-networks, an alternative data format wherein nodes correspond to reproducible fragment ions from multiple runs and edges correspond to consistent co-elution. Each ion-network represents a complete experiment and computationally eliminates chimericy based on reproducibility without sacrificing data integrity.

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