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Hello Geert,
Depending on how the waters import works, you could try filtering for a scan number range. Since both functions have normal chromatograms, I suspect that function 1 is loaded first and then function 2 is appended to all scans from function 1 (because the line goes back to 0 in the tic chart). So scan numbers from function 2 should start after function 1. However, I think the import via mzml is more intuitive.
In the table of the new raw data overview you should be able to find the scan number range that makes up the ms1 level.
Best regards
Steffen
Von: mzmine...@googlegroups.com <mzmine...@googlegroups.com> Im Auftrag von Tomas Pluskal
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 10. März 2022 13:34
An: mzmine-devel <mzmine...@googlegroups.com>
Betreff: Re: [Newsletter] [mzmine-devel] MZmine 3.0.11-beta patch released
I think it's because of the way Waters data is structured into different "functions". It has always been a pain to deal with their data.... :-p
Tomas
On Thu, Mar 10, 2022 at 12:43 PM Robin Schmid <rschm...@gmail.com> wrote:
It seems like mzmine is not recognizing the MS level in the raw file. I am not sure when someone of us will be able to take a look at this. But it would help us if you could create an issue on the mzmine3 GitHub and add an example raw file.
Thanks for testing.
Best regards,
Robin
'Geert Goeminne' via mzmine-devel <mzmine...@googlegroups.com> schrieb am Do., 10. März 2022, 12:35:
Hi Robin,
Thanks for the update, indeed now it's possible to open RAW files by dragging them in MZMine, great!
But, i have a strange view now, when openening the chromatogram, all traces are shown in the same plot, even when using filters for MS1 level:
I assume that MZmine does not recognize the full MS trace, which would be FUNC001.DAT, and FUNC002.DAT is de MSe trace, and FUNC003 would be the lock mass correction trace. But it looks like even more traces are in the chromatogram view, any idea how we can filter them out in MZmine to only see FUNC001 and 002 for example? I tried with the filters but that does not work.
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