Re: [spctools-discuss] SILAC quantification with targeted SIM

2023-04-07 Thread 'Luis Mendoza' via spctools-discuss
Hi Will, Glad you got this to work! A potentially quicker solution is to enter those extra flags in the "additional options" box in Petunia: [image: image.png] You can find a full set of available options at the Proteowizard msconvert info page:

Re: [spctools-discuss] SILAC quantification with targeted SIM

2023-04-07 Thread Will Comstock
Okay I got it to work. For the record, my solution was the following: 1. Rather than use the msConvert packaged with the TPP, I downloaded it separately from ProteoWizard. 2. I converted my RAW file with the following parameters: - [image: SIM_msConvert.PNG] - (I am not sure

Re: [spctools-discuss] SILAC quantification with targeted SIM

2023-04-07 Thread Will Comstock
Good catch, I will try to redo the RAW conversion to include my MS1 scans. Thanks Jimmy! -Will On Fri, Apr 7, 2023 at 12:50 PM Jimmy Eng wrote: > Will, > > XPRESS extracts precursor intensities from MS1 scans and your mzXML file > contains only MS/MS scans. So that's why XPRESS is failing

Re: [spctools-discuss] SILAC quantification with targeted SIM

2023-04-07 Thread Jimmy Eng
Will, XPRESS extracts precursor intensities from MS1 scans and your mzXML file contains only MS/MS scans. So that's why XPRESS is failing because it's expecting to parse MS1 scans which aren't present in this file. Jimmy On Fri, Apr 7, 2023 at 8:57 AM Will Comstock wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm

[spctools-discuss] SILAC quantification with targeted SIM

2023-04-07 Thread Will Comstock
Hi all, I'm trying to use tSIM-ddMS2 to identify specific peptides in my sample, but I also want SILAC quantification of those peptides using XPRESS. I've made sure the MS1 isolation window is wide enough to see both Light and Heavy peptide peaks for everything in my inclusion list (30