Bader, Tobias published the artcileGeneral strategies to increase the repeatability in non-target screening by liquid chromatography-high resolution mass spectrometry, Recommanded Product: Diatrizoic Acid, the main research area is repeatability nontarget screening liquid chromatog high resolution mass spectrometry; Data processing; Feature validation; High-resolution mass spectrometry; Non-target screening; Peak detection; Repeatability.
This article focuses on the data evaluation of non-target high-resolution LC-MS profiles of water samples. Taking into account multiple tech. replicates, the difficulties in peak recognition and the related problems of false pos. and false neg. findings are systematically demonstrated. On the basis of a combinatorial approach, different models involving sophisticated workflows are evaluated, particularly with regard to the repeatability. The improvement resulting from data processing was systematically taken into consideration where the recovery of spiked standards emphasized that real peaks of interest were barely or not removed by the derived filter criteria. The comprehensive evaluation included different matrix types spiked with ≤263 anal. standards which were analyzed repeatedly leading to a total number of >250 injections that were incorporated in the assessment of different models of data processing. It was found that the anal. of multiple replicates is the key factor as, on the one hand, it provides the option of integrating valuable filters in order to minimize the false pos. rate and, on the other hand, allows correcting partially false neg. findings occurring during the peak recognition. The developed processing strategies including replicates clearly point to an enhanced data quality since both the repeatability as well as the peak recognition could be considerably improved. As proof of concept, 4 different matrix types, including a wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) effluent, were spiked with 130 isotopically labeled standards at different concentration levels. Despite the stringent filter criteria, at 100 ng/L recovery rates of ≤93% were reached in the pos. ionization mode. The proposed model, comprising 3 tech. replicates, filters less than 5 and 2% of the standards recognized at 100 and 500 ng/L, resp., and thus indicates the general applicability of the presented strategies.
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