iMethod™ Test Pesticide LC/MS/MS Library Version 1.0 for Cliquid® Software

Mass Spectrometry Software-iMethod Test
Mass Spectrometry Software-iMethod Test
Mass Spectrometry Software-iMethod Test
Mass Spectrometry Software-iMethod Test
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Use this  iMethodTM Test to analyze the 603 pesticide MRM catalogue and 544 pesticide spectral library that is available for use with AB SCIEX API or QTRAP® LC/MS/MS systems and Cliquid® Software.

 

 

For system requirements and example results, read the Flyer: iMethodTM Pesticide LC/MS/MS Library Version 1.0 for Cliquid® Software

 

 

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The MRM catalogue and spectral library both contain information on the most common 636 pesticides and their metabolites that are required to be monitored in vegetables or other food products. The MRM catalogue contains up to three transitions per compound. Each compound in the library has individual spectra acquired using three distinct collision energies (20 eV, 35 eV, 50 eV), as well as a single spectra representing the sum of all three collision energies. If compounds ionize in both polarities, spectra for both are also included, bringing the potential total number of spectra per compound to eight.
 

Use stand-alone to create custom screening and/or quantification methods

The MRM catalogue can be used to build methods without the need to re-infuse standards and optimize MRM transitions for a given compound. Screening and / or quantitation methods can be created for use with either an MRM triggered EPI workflow, for use on QTRAP® instruments, or for traditional quantitation where the ratio of the response of two or more transitions is used for compound confirmation. The later traditional MRM approach can be performed on either an API triple quadrupole or a QTRAP® series instrument. Users simply need to select the compounds of interest as well as the number of transitions to be monitored from the MRM catalogue. Once selected, the Cliquid® Software automatically creates the acquisition and processing methods.

 



For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.