This page is used for Step 1 and Step 2 of the GC-AutoFit calibration pipeline. Choose the output you need, then upload a single ZIP containing the required spectra and CSV templates in .CDF or .mzXML format.
Alk-std.mzML + mass_spec_ris.csv template with expected RTs
Alk-std.mzML + mass_spec_ris.csv + Cal1.mzML-Cal9.mzML + theoretical_calibration_concentrations.csv
Alk-std.mzML + mass_spec_ris.csv + calibration_equations.csv + Samples
Use this when you have alkane standards and a mass_spec_ris.csv template with expected RTs.Retention Indices are generally more transferable across different GC methods than calibration equations, so this is a good first step to take even if you ultimately want calibration equations.
Use this when you already have a filled mass_spec_ris.csv from Step 1 and want to generate calibration equations. At least 6 calibration samples are required. Currently, we only support automatic fitting of linear equations only. Non-linear options coming soon!
Upload one ZIP file containing the required spectra and CSV files for the step you selected. All files must be at the top level of the ZIP and follow the naming conventions described in the instructions. Up to 9 calibration spectra are recommended per metabolite for Step 2.
Include an alkane standards spectrum named alkstd.CDF or alkstd.mzXML. You may also include an optional blank spectrum such as Blank.mzXML or Blk.mzXML.
Include your completed mass_spec_ris.csv template with expected retention times so the pipeline can calculate reference RIs.
mass_spec_ris.csv
Include mass_spec_ris.csv from Step 1, theoretical_calibration_concentrations.csv, and calibration spectra named cal1-cal9 with either .CDF or .mzXML extensions.
theoretical_calibration_concentrations.csv
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Template files:
mass_spec_ris
theoretical_calibration_concentrations
.csv
Sample files:
alk-std
alkstd
cal1
cal9
.CDF
.mzML
.mzXML
Package all files into a single .zip with the files stored at the first level.
.zip
An integer between 0 and 999. A range between 400 and 600 is usually appropriate.