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Mass spectral identification was done by matching with those of the Wiley MS database and comparing the spectra to the literature.

Figure  2 presents the mass spectral identification of a relatively hydrophilic peptide and a glycopeptide that eluted solely from the HILIC system; i.e., they were not detected during RP separation.

Mass spectral identification and biochemical analysis of one of these phosphorylated proteins, eukaryotic elongation factor-1-α-1 (eEF1α1), demonstrated the utility of this approach and provides an important reagent for the future identification of ROCK2 signaling targets.

The mass spectral identification of this lipid exhibited a molecular ion peak of 767.634 [M + H]+ and 789.616 [M + Na]+ (Fig 10I) and could thus be identified as the reduced demethoxyubiquinone 9 (DMQ9H2) (theoretical mass [C53H82O3] = 767.63422 [M + H]+ and 789.61616 [M + Na]+).

Assigning probabilities to mass spectral identifications is important because one issue associated with tandem mass spectral searching against databases is false positive and false negative peptide identifications.

To ensure that structural data is based on high quality proteomics identifications, we have developed a method for assigning probabilities to mass spectral identifications during proteogenomic mapping [ 26].

The Automated Mass Spectral Deconvolution and Identification Software (AMDIS National Institute of Standards and Technology NISTIST), Gaithersburg, MD) was utilized for library construction and metabolite identification in the raw metabolite profiles.

This expert system combines both components: processing with AMDIS (Automated Mass spectral Deconvolution and Identification System), and evaluation using Excel.

The detailed qualitative analysis of the chromatograms acquired for MVOCs emitted by moulds growing on model samples was performed in the AMDIS program (Automated Mass Spectral Deconvolution and Identification System, version 2.70, 13 May 2011).

We used the AMDIS deconvolution algorithm freely available at www.amdis.net (Automated Mass Spectral Deconvolution and Identification software).

Compounds were identified using the National Institute of Standards and Technology NISTT, Washington, DC) Automated Mass Spectral Deconvolution and Identification System (AMDIS, ver 2.69) software and mass spectral library (NIST08).