Closed DhunShafir closed 6 years ago
This issue does not appear when using the Isotopic Pattern calculator (as supplied with MassyTools).
LaCyTools correctly calculates the isotopic pattern for 8 IgG1 molecules, but at 9 IgG1 (>10 kDa) molecules the pattern goes wrong.
analytes 7 IgG1.txt analytes 9 IgG1.txt analytes 8 IgG1.txt analytes 3 IgG1.txt analytes 5 IgG1.txt
This bug will be closed once the fix has been verified by two separate users.
This fix has been verified by Guinevere SM Kammeijer.
This bug will be closed as the fix has been verified by several sources.
I was trying to calculate the isotopic patterns of a protein fragment (ca. 25 kDa).
While it looks like I am getting the correct masses of the most abundant isotopes, the relative intensity is nonsensical (see attached analytes.ref).
For example, m/z 1190.30 should be the most abundant isotope according to "http://www.envipat.eawag.ch/index.php", which matches the fact that 1190.30 is also the middle isotope calculated by LaCyTools (at this size a Gaussian-like distribution around the most abundant isotope is logical).
I also attached the LaCyTools script I ran, in case I added the error when I added the building block.
Issue 180406.zip