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FragPipe-PDV viewer of intact glycopeptide #1958

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ming-bi opened this issue Dec 26, 2024 · 3 comments
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FragPipe-PDV viewer of intact glycopeptide #1958

ming-bi opened this issue Dec 26, 2024 · 3 comments
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ming-bi commented Dec 26, 2024

- Describe the issue or question:
I applied fragpipe to searching N-glycopeptide and the results were opened in PDV viewer. But I am confused about the sepectrum. Taking the followed pciture as an example, the last fragment ion was modified six HexNAc. What is the meaning of this fragment ion?
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KaiLiCn commented Dec 26, 2024

Hi,

Please use the NIH Glycan symbol as the reference https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/glycans/snfg.html. The structure is just for the visualization, not the real structure.

Kai

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ming-bi commented Dec 26, 2024

thank you for your answer.
The last fragment ion is it ture? This ion represents a Y ion of glycopeptide. Is it correctly matched the compositon?

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KaiLiCn commented Dec 26, 2024

Yes. The last peak was matched to a charge +2 Y ions with the composition shown in the spectrum. You could see the peak m/z putting the cursor on the peak. Please let us know if the mass is incorrect. The mass error should be within your searching tolerance.

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