Grouped spectra

5 methods · 2008–2025

Grouped spectra: Several spectra of the same peptide, from repeated injections, charge states or labeling channels, scored as one body of evidence instead of one spectrum at a time.

Several spectra of the same peptide, from repeated injections, charge states or labeling channels, scored as one body of evidence instead of one spectrum at a time.

The earliest of its 5 methods is Multistage MS multi-spectra sequencing (2008); 4 more have followed.

Methods 5
Papers describing them 8
Authors 22
Active 2008-07-01 to 2025-06-01
Kinds algorithm (5)
Acquisition DDA (5)

Methods (5)

Oldest first, by the paper that describes each one.

  • Multistage MS multi-spectra sequencing (2008): A probabilistic framework that combines spectra of overlapping peptides, applied to MS2 plus MS3 spectra for accurate de novo sequencing.
  • Spectrum Fusion (2009): Combines several tandem mass spectra of the same peptide, acquired under different conditions or charge states, into one fused spectrum before de novo sequencing, which raises the success rate over sequencing any single spectrum.
  • De novo assisted mixture spectrum characterization (2015): Attacks the low identification rate caused by MIXTURE spectra, where more than one peptide co-fragments, by using de novo interpretation to characterize what the spectrum actually contains.
  • SILAC group de novo (2022): Algorithm for peptide de novo sequencing from a group of SILAC-labeled MS/MS spectra.
  • Cumulative MS score (cMS) (2025): Scoring framework that accumulates evidence for a residue across repeated injections rather than scoring one spectrum at a time, to make de novo annotation robust enough to read VH/VL and CDR sequences out of a POLYCLONAL antibody mixture.

Papers describing them (8)

Authors (22)

Alejandro Gomez Toledo, Baozhen Shan, Bin Ma, Carlos Gueto-Tettay, Di Tang, Fang Han, Gilles Lajoie, Hamed Khakzad, Jesper V. Olsen, Joel Ströbaek, Johan Malmström, Julius John, Kaizhong Zhang, Lars Malmström, Marshall Bern, Matthias Mann, Nuno Bandeira, Pavel A. Pevzner, Ritendra Datta, Weiping Sun, Yasaman Karami, Yi Liu

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