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Masshunter mass profiler 10

Manufactured by Agilent Technologies

The MassHunter Mass Profiler 10.0 is a software application developed by Agilent Technologies for data analysis in mass spectrometry. It provides tools for qualitative and quantitative analysis of complex data sets.

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Ion Mobility Mass Spectrometry Data Analysis

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For DTIM-MS, Agilent
IM-MS Browser 10.0 was used for single-field calibration, evaluation
of stepped-field DTCCSN2, and manual inspection when required.
Agilent MassHunter Mass Profiler 10.0 was used for feature extraction
(peak picking) of triplicate LC-DTIM-MS measurements following single-field
calibration and direct infusion. PNNL Preprocessor 3.0 (2021.04.21)
was used for demultiplexing and data preprocessing steps.47 (link)For TIM-MS, Bruker TASQ software (version
2021) was used to analyze all data acquired using the timsTOF Pro.
This included automatic recalibration, generation of high-resolution
extracted ion chromatograms (EICs), feature detection (peak picking),
and TIMCCSN2 calculation. Full details of used data processing
can be found in the Supporting Information. Exported data was restructured, analyzed, and visualized using
Microsoft Office (Excel and Powerpoint) and R (4.1.2)48 together with RStudio (2021.9.1.372)49 (see the Supporting Information).
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Single-field Calibration for DTIM-MS and TWIM-MS

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Single-field calibration for DTIM-MS was applied using Agilent IM-MS Browser 10.0. Single-field calibrated data was demultiplexed and pre-processed using PNNL Preprocessor 3.0 (2021.04.21) [27 ], and Agilent MassHunter Mass Profiler 10.0 was used for peak picking and alignment of triplicate measurements [14 ].
For TWIM-MS, DriftScope V.2.8 included in MassLynx 4.2 software (Waters) was used to determine the TWCCSN2 calibration functions, which were saved into corresponding measurement data files. Individual data files were investigated using DriftScope and MS-DIAL 4.60 [28 (link), 29 ] was used to batch-process TWIM-MS data. To this end, datafiles in raw format were converted to.ibf files using the built-in converter. Settings used for peak picking and alignment are provided in the Electronic Supplementary information. TWCCSN2 values were calculated from arrival times using the Enhanced Duty Cycle (EDC) coefficient to correct arrival times [30 (link)], and a detailed description of the applied calibration approach is presented in the Electronic Supplementary Information.
Finally, Microsoft® Office® (Excel® and PowerPoint®) and R (4.1.2) [31 ] together with RStudio (2021.9.1.372) [32 ] were used for data analysis, visualization and creation of final figures.
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