Ion Selection Optimization for Mass Spectrometry
An ion and mass spectrometry technology, applied in the field of mass spectrometry, to solve problems such as pesticide detection interference
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[0053] Example 1: Cocaine with arachidonic acid interference
[0054] Blood extracts used in toxicology screening often contain interfering fatty acids. An example of interference is that of arachidonic acid with cocaine. figure 1 The reference mass spectrum of cocaine and the averaged mass spectrum over the cocaine extraction time range in arachidonic acid are shown. The original four ions are labeled in qdb. These ions were chosen because they were the four largest ions in the reference mass spectrum.
[0055] figure 2 These spectral regions are shown expanded to account for interference issues. very clear, in figure 2 In , three of the four original ions will have interference problems. Only ion 182 appears to be relatively free of interference.
[0056] image 3 The information is shown in tabular form with the top 20 ions sorted by abd. also in image 3 Also shown in is the interference noise measured within the extraction time window for each cocaine ion. The ...
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[0066] Example 2: Optimizing Heroin for Column Bleed and Background
[0067] Figure 8 The reference mass spectrum for heroin is shown at the top. Bottom is the average mass spectrum over the background and run-off heroin extraction window from a blank run. The column phase is DB-35ms. Mass spectral interferences from bleed ions and background ions appear to be less severe. The method was optimized for runoff with a minimum abundance cutoff of 25% and a mass cutoff of m / z 45. The result is shown in the Figure 9 middle. This optimization improves the S / N value, where three of the original four ions are replaced.
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