LightSight® Software
LightSight® Software is the ultimate tool for finding metabolites. In a few simple steps, highly optimized acquisition methods can be created to detect metabolites with unprecedented effectiveness. This allows for open access metabolite identification experiments on a QTRAP® system with minimal operator training. The streamlined acquisition process gives ADME Scientists rapid and highly relevant results. LightSight® software makes the work of identifying metabolites more efficient than ever, with a workspace that supports quick, effective decision-making. LightSight® software's exceptionally clear data display eliminates the need for tedious visual comparison of printouts. Non-mass spectrometric analog data (e.g. UV- or radioactive-detector chromatograms) can be simultaneously analyzed in LightSight® software v2.2.1, giving one the ability to correlate MS-based structural information with quantitative analog data.
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- Designed with a simple, intuitively appealing and easy-to-use interface, so that you can spend your time studying metabolism, and not software.
- Makes creation of even the most complex acquisition method straightforward and intuitive.
- Simple, clear data processing in a workspace that supports quick, effective decision-making which makes the work of identifying metabolites more efficient than ever.
- Exhaustive sets of biotransformations are built into the software, or you can build custom biotransformation sets.
- Predicted MRM (pMRM) methods can be created automatically using LightSight® software and imported directly to the QTRAP® instrument for rapid analysis
- Easily create methods for the QTRAP® 5500 system with multiple survey scans in a single step. Multiple Survey Scan methods are especially useful for sensitive detection of phase II conjugated metabolites.
- Seamlessly create data acquisition methods based on the structure of the drug, and analyze and mine the resulting data.
- Enables the coupling of sensitive triple quadrupole mode survey scans, such as neutral loss or precursor ion, with highly sensitive full-scan MS/MS data for structural characterization.
- Non-mass spectrometric analog data (e.g. UV- or radioactive-detector chromatograms) can be simultaneously analyzed, giving one the ability to correlate MS-based structural information with quantitative analog data.









