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Compound Discoverer 3.5 Stable Isotope Labeling Tutorial
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Tutorial
Software version
3.5
  • Compound Discoverer 3.5 Stable Isotope Labeling Tutorial
  • Introduction to the tutorial
  • Access documentation
  • Open the Help topic for a specific area of the user interface
  • Use the Contents page of the Help
  • Use the Help Search
  • Prerequisites
  • Locate the example files
  • Tutorial workflow
  • Open the Compound Discoverer application
  • Check PC access to external databases
  • Set up the study and analysis
  • Start the New Study and Analysis wizard
  • Select the study type
  • Name the study and create the study folder
  • Select the processing workflow
  • Add input files to the study
  • Specify the sample types
  • Set up the sample groups
  • Customize the processing workflow
  • Submit the analysis to the job queue
  • Open the result file
  • Review the analysis results
  • Review the results layout
  • Default result page layout
  • Common layout modifications
  • Apply the Stable Isotope Labeling layout
  • Review the exchange rates
  • Review the labeling status
  • Investigate a contaminating mass in an unlabeled sample
  • View a trendline chart or box-and-whiskers plot
  • View the distribution of the isotopologues for each compound
  • View the Metabolika pathways for a compound
  • Export the analysis results
  • Use the Result Filters view to select compounds of interest
  • Filter the Compounds table by the selected items
  • Filter the Compounds table by the relative exchange rate
  • Filter the Compounds table by the best mzCloud match
  • Select columns that you want to export
  • Export the results to a spreadsheet
  • Legal notices
  • Revision history

Before beginning this tutorial, refer to the following:

  • Locate the example files
  • Tutorial workflow
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