You can select any matching compounds using the drop-selector or just click “show previous” or “show next” compound. The lowest contour level can be adjusted for each spectrum. Contour lines can be shown in gray or color-map style. You can change the zoom scale and the size of the plot to better suit your display. Matching details for each peak are also shown in a table. This was validated by the good agreement found for the expected magenta peaks with the experimentally observed TOCSY and HSQC-TOCSY cross-peaks. The close match between green and red circles identifies Glutamine as a strong candidate. Green and red circles represent experimental and database cross-peaks of Glutamine, respectively, whereas magenta circles represent the expected peaks according to the spin-transfer information of our database. Here the identification of Glutamine is shown as example. Using its automated zoom-in feature, the web server selects and reassembles only the relevant regions of the HSQC, TOCSY, and HSQC-TOCSY spectra of each metabolite of interest for visual inspection at very high spectral resolution. In the bottom part of the webpage, you can check the details of each database matching. Check details of database match and save result Please note that the auto-referencing will only work if your spectrum’s referencing error is within 2 ppm in carbon dimension (0.2 ppm in proton dimension). If auto-calculation fails, both fields will be filled with 100.0
Then click on Apply the calculated referencing to apply it if it looks reasonable. In most cases, you should try to match as many peaks as possible.Īfter that, click on calculating to get referencing corrections Next, set how many peaks to match in referencing calculation, if you know that some peaks are missing or overlapped. The insert shows a zoomed in view of one Alanine peak. In this example, you should only use Alanine and deselect all others. You should verify the match between your spectrum and the reference compounds manually and only use that are present in your sample. The server can do auto-referencing using several compounds common in metabolomics mixtures: DSS, Alanine, Leucine, Glucose and Lactic acid. If your spectrum is correctly referenced with DSS following our protocol, you can skip this step. With this option, you can also remove individual peaks by clicking on them. When set to "Zoom in", you can zoom into the spectrum by drawing a box over the region you wish to view in more detail.īuttons to "Zoom out", "Zoom back" and "Reset all Zoom" options are also available.Īdditionally, you can use the "remove peaks within this area" option to manually remove regions of peaks,įor instance stripes of t1-noise, again by drawing a box around the undesired peaks. The "Brush an area" control has two options. Only those peaks with intensity higher than the lowest contour level will be kept. The default lowest level is 2.8 times of the estimated noise level of your spectrum, which usually works fine.īut you can also adjust the lowest contour level. The server will also give you a session ID, which you can used to retrieve your result later. Once the server finishes processing and peak picking the spectra, the HSQC spectrum will show up. Step 1 B: Noise level adjustment and peak editing To save Mnova data as CSV file, use menu iterm "save as" and select NMR CSV format.) ( To save Topspin data as an ASCII file, use the command “totxt”. csv for Sparky, nmrPipe, Topspin ASCII and Mnova CSV files, respectively.
The server relies on file extensions to distinguish file type, so please use file extension. The server will only pick positive peaks.Ĭurrently the server supports Sparky, nmrPipe, Topspin ASCII and Mnova. If your HSQC spectrum contains negative peaks, you should reverse them in your processing. Maximal spectra size allowed is 4k by 4k. It may take several minutes for the server to finish processing. After all files are selected, click “Upload spectrum for processing” and wait. You may also type in a session name for your own reference. You need to upload an HSQC spectrum while TOCSY and HSQC-TOCSY spectra are optional. Please type in your name and institute, which is only used for the compilation of our webserver usage data.
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You can download spectra files used for this example here.
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