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- the present invention relates to a mass spectrometer, and more specifically, relates to a mass spectrometer capable of performing mass spectrometry on ions outside the product produced by selecting and cleaving ion species to be analyzed in multiple stages.
- MSZMS analysis tandem analysis
- an ion species having a specific mass mass (mass-to-charge ratio m / z) is first selected as a precursor ion from ion species generated from a sample containing an analyte, and the selected ion species is selected.
- the precursor ions are cleaved by CID (Collusion Induced Dissociation) to produce product ions. This is the first ion species selection and cleavage operation.
- the product ions generated in this way are detected separately for each mass, as in normal MS analysis. Since ionic species derived from certain substances cause a characteristic cleavage by CID, for example, by focusing on the cleavage site, the chemical structure of the target analyte can be determined! Can be obtained.
- MS n analysis (n ⁇ 3 or more) is effective, in which the selected 'cleavage operation is repeated several times and the final product ions are mass analyzed.
- MSZ MS analysis selection and dissociation operation only once as described above is a MS 2 analysis. In other words, in MS n analysis, n ⁇ 1 selection / cleavage operations are repeated.
- mass spectrometers having a function of automatically selecting a precursor ion in MS n analysis are also known!
- mass spectrometers having a function of automatically selecting a precursor ion in MS n analysis are also known!
- an ion species that signal intensity corresponding to the peak is the maximum in the MS n analysis
- n- Selection of ion species for the first time ⁇ A treatment to select as a precursor ion for the cleavage operation is performed.
- the mass spectrometer described in Patent Document 2 the signal intensity among the plurality of peaks appearing in Masusu vector obtained by MS n_1 analysis in consideration of other peaks Nag only peak which is the maximum, MS n N—Selection of the first ion species in the analysis process to determine the precursor ion for the cleavage operation.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2000-171442
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-257922
- the target substance is chemically modified with a certain specific substance, and the site where the specific substance is bound is investigated to determine the structure of the target substance. Once estimated, the method used is used. In such applications, per cent to MS n analysis, 'upon dissociation operation, the previous stage of the n-2 round selection' n-1 round of selection Te focused on the relationship between the precursor ion and product ions in the cleavage operation Thus, it would be very useful if a precursor ion could be selected.
- the present invention has been made in view of these points, and the object of the present invention is to provide a precursor cation in the selection / cleavage operation in the previous stage in a mass spectrometer capable of MS n analysis. Focusing on the relationship with product ions, the next-stage precursor ions can be automatically selected and analyzed, and especially for the multiply-charged ions, the desired precursor ions are selected appropriately according to the analyst's intention. And providing a mass spectrometer capable of performing MS n analysis.
- a first invention made to solve the above problems is a mass spectrometer capable of MS n analysis (n ⁇ 3).
- n Selection of the first ion species' selection criterion for the precursor ion in the cleavage operation: n—Selection of the precursor ion in the second ion selection / cleavage operation and the product ion generated from it Input means for the analyst to input and set the mass difference or equivalent information;
- a valence determination means for determining the valence of at least one of the selected precursor ions; c) When performing MS n analysis, among the ion species corresponding to the peak appearing in the mass spectrum obtained by MS n_1 analysis, any of the previous precursor ions was determined by the valence determining means. In consideration of the valence, the ion species that matches the selection criteria set by the input means is searched, and this ion species is determined as the precursor ion for the n-first selection / cleavage operation in MS n analysis. Precursor ion selection means,
- a second invention made to solve the above problems is a mass spectrometer capable of MS n analysis (n ⁇ 3).
- n Selection of the first ion species' selection criterion for the precursor ion in the cleavage operation: n—Selection of the precursor ion in the second ion selection / cleavage operation and the product ion generated from it
- a valence judging means for judging the valence of the ion species corresponding to the peak appearing in the mass spectrum obtained by the analysis
- the mass spectrometers according to the first and second inventions have, as a typical configuration, an ionization unit that ionizes a target substance, and a specific mass from among ion species generated by the ionization unit. Select the ion species that has an ion to cleave.
- the analyst uses the input means to select the first ion species as the selection criterion for the precursor ion in the second ion species selection / cleavage operation.
- various analysis conditions such as the measurement mass range may be set, and the selection criteria for the precursor ion in the first ion species selection / cleavage operation may be set.
- the valence difference or equivalent Enter the information you want.
- MS 1 analysis, MS 2 analysis, and MS 3 analysis are sequentially executed in accordance with the analysis conditions input as described above or predetermined.
- the valence determining means determines the valences of one or more ion species corresponding to the peak appearing in the mass spectrum obtained by the MS 1 analysis.
- the precursor ion selection means determines the valence determined by the valence determination means among the ion species corresponding to the peak appearing in the mass spectrum obtained by the MS 2 analysis. In consideration, search for ion species that meet the selection criteria set by the analyst.
- the desired relationship is obtained. Can be selected and analyzed as the next-stage precursor ion. At that time, the analyst is completely unaware of the valence of ions. It is only necessary to input selection criteria that focus only on the relationship between the precursor ion and the product ion. For both monovalent ions and polyvalent ions, fragments that are released by cleavage regardless of the valence are analyzed by the analyst. The ions that are intended are selected as precursor ions and the analysis is automatically performed. This makes it possible to obtain information that is very important for estimating the chemical structure and composition with high accuracy.
- the input means may select the precursor for the n-1 lth ion species selection / cleavage operation.
- the input means may select the precursor for the n-1 lth ion species selection / cleavage operation.
- the mass of the fragment it is possible to input the mass of the fragment to be desorbed in the n-2 second ion species selection / cleavage operation, or the mass and the valence.
- the input means includes n-1 selection of ionic species for the first time as a selection criterion for precursor ions in the cleaving operation.
- the composition formula of the fragment to be desorbed or the composition formula or the valence or ionic formula is input, and the information power input and set by the input means is used to determine the mass and valence of the fragment. It is good also as a structure further provided with the conversion means to calculate.
- the composition formula should be simple! If the composition formula is complicated, it is troublesome to input by keyboard operation or the like. Therefore, preferably, the input means selects one from a plurality of pre-registered composition formulas and names, or one of a composition formula and an ionic formula with a plurality of valences. Good.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a mass spectrometer that is one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart of an operation centered on a control Z processing unit when MS 1 analysis, MS 2 analysis, and MS 3 analysis are automatically executed in the mass spectrometer of the present embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing an outline of processing performed by a separation Z detection unit in MS 1 analysis, MS 2 analysis, and MS 3 analysis in the mass spectrometer of the present example.
- FIG. 4 An example of a mass spectrum obtained in the mass spectrometer of this example during MS 1 analysis, MS 2 analysis, and MS 3 analysis.
- FIG. 5 Valence determination process performed in the process of automatic analysis in the mass spectrometer of the present embodiment The conceptual diagram for demonstrating.
- an ion trap time-of-flight mass spectrometer that combines an ion trap (IT) and a time-of-flight mass spectrometer (TOF-MS) will be described as an example of a mass spectrometer according to the present invention. 1 to 5 will be described.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a mass spectrometer according to the present embodiment.
- the mass spectrometer according to this embodiment is roughly composed of a separation Z detection unit 10 and a control Z processing unit 20.
- the separation Z detection unit 10 includes, for example, an ionization unit 11 that ionizes a sample liquid, which is an analysis target separated by a liquid chromatograph, by electrospray ionization (ESI), and a predetermined mass (mZz value).
- ESI electrospray ionization
- mZz value predetermined mass
- a three-dimensional quadrupole ion trap mass spectrometer 12 having a function of generating a product ion by CID cleavage of the precursor ion.
- a time-of-flight mass analyzer 13 that temporally separates according to the mass, and an ion detector 14 that sequentially detects the separated ions are provided.
- the control Z processing unit 20 performs an analysis with the control unit 21 that controls each unit of the separation Z detection unit 10.
- Analytical condition storage unit 22 for storing various analytical conditions in advance, and ion detector 14 for converting the detection signal of 14 forces into digital data and performing data processing to perform a predetermined analysis
- a data processing unit 23 and a data storage unit 24 for storing data obtained by the analysis, and an input unit 25 for the analyst to perform various input settings and instructions, and an analysis
- a display unit 26 for displaying conditions and analysis results is connected.
- the control Z processing unit 20 is realized by a commercially available personal computer, and a characteristic operation as described later is achieved by executing dedicated control Z processing software installed in the computer.
- the input unit 25 is a keyboard or a pointing device such as a mouse.
- the mass spectrometer of the present embodiment can repeat the ion species selection / cleavage operation an arbitrary number of times in the ion trap mass spectrometer 12 1S
- n 3 in the present invention That is, up to MS 3 analysis shall be performed.
- FIG. 2 shows MS analysis (hereinafter referred to as MS 1 analysis to clarify that it is part of a series of automatic analysis), MS / MS analysis (hereinafter MS) in the mass spectrometer of this example. 2 ) and control for automatically executing MS 3 analysis
- MS 1 analysis MS / MS analysis
- Fig. 3 shows processing and operations performed by separation Z detection unit 10 at each of these analyzes
- Fig. 4 is an example of a mass spectrum represented by analysis data obtained at the time of each analysis
- Fig. 5 is a conceptual diagram for explaining the valence determination process performed in the course of this analysis. It is.
- the analyst sets analysis conditions such as the ion method and measurement mass range for MS 1 analysis, MS 2 analysis, and MS 3 analysis prior to automatic analysis, and also selects and cleaves.
- selection criteria for automatically selecting the precursor ions at each stage are set by the input unit 25 (step Sl).
- the precursor ion selection criteria for MS 2 analysis are to determine ion intensity (peak signal intensity) and mass, which are generally known in the art.
- the precursor of MS 3 analysis The scion selection criterion is information on a fragment to be desorbed during MS 2 analysis. Specifically, the mass of the fragment is input numerically or the composition formula of the fragment is input.
- composition formula In the case of a form for inputting the composition formula, rather than inputting alphanumeric characters from the input section 25, a list of a large number of pre-registered composition formulas is displayed on the screen of the display section 26, Of these, it is preferable to select a desired composition formula with a mouse or the like because it saves the labor of the analyst and fewer input errors are required.
- the composition formula when the composition formula is input, the composition formula is converted into mass in the control unit 21.
- the analysis conditions and the precursor ion selection criteria input as described above are stored in the analysis condition storage unit 22.
- the control unit 21 starts with the mass analysis unit 12, under the analysis conditions of the MS 1 analysis stored in the analysis condition storage unit 22. Operate 13 to acquire MS 1 analysis data (steps S2, S3). Specifically, the ion trap mass analyzer 12 temporarily holds the ions generated in the ion chamber 11 without selecting or cleaving the ions, and the held ions are simultaneously time-of-flight type. Introduced into the mass spectrometer 13. The time-of-flight mass analyzer 13 separates the ions for each mass and sequentially detects them with the ion detector 14 (see FIG. 3 (a)). The MS 1 analysis data obtained in this way is data representing the mass spectrum shown in FIG. 4 (a), for example. This MS analysis data is stored in the data storage unit 24. Further, the data processing unit 23 determines the valence Z of each ion species corresponding to the peak appearing in the mass spectrum based on the MS analysis data (step S4).
- Various methods can be considered as a method for determining the valence of an ion species.
- a method already proposed by the applicant of the present application in Japanese Patent Application No. 2005-141845 can be used.
- this method will be schematically described with reference to FIG.
- This method matches peak patterns within isotope clusters (a group of peaks with multiple mZz values that are derived from ions with the same elemental composition and that differ depending on the isotope composition in the ions).
- the valence is determined while identifying the isotope cluster.
- each peak of the mass spectrum shown in FIG. 4 represents an isotopic cluster as shown in FIG. 5 as a single peak for convenience.
- the mZz value and peak intensity of each peak are obtained from the mass spectrum as shown in FIG. .
- a peak that serves as a reference for searching for an isotope cluster pattern is determined according to a predetermined algorithm. For example, when selecting the peak intensity V and the reference peak in order, the base peak (the peak with the highest intensity among the measured peaks, the peak A in Figure 5) is the reference in the first process. It becomes a peak.
- the base peak the peak with the highest intensity among the measured peaks, the peak A in Figure 5
- peaks that have already been identified as peaks belonging to the isotope cluster by the previous processing are excluded from the selection of the reference peak.
- the peak pattern around the reference peak is examined, and the valence pattern is determined by determining whether or not the peak pattern matches the peak appearance pattern in each valence isotope cluster. Perform matching.
- the valence pattern matching is based on the valence range for searching for isotope clusters, the allowable range for resolution for searching for peaks belonging to isotope clusters, and the minimum number of peaks considered to constitute an isotope cluster. , Etc. are performed according to the conditions.
- valence pattern matching is performed for each step width assumed when the reference peak is assumed to be included in the isotope cluster of each valence from the position of the mZz value of the reference peak. This is done by checking whether a peak exists at a distant position. For example, when the reference peak is included in a monovalent isotope cluster, the plurality of peaks belonging to the isotope cluster show peak patterns having different mZz values by 1, so that the search step width is 1. This is the case of isotope cluster 1 in Fig. 5.
- the peak belonging to the isotope cluster shows a peak pattern with different mZz values by 1Z2, so the search step width is 1 Z2. Become. This is the case of isotope cluster 2 in Fig. 5.
- the phase relative to the reference peak changed according to the mass value of the reference peak (mZz value multiplied by the assumed valence Z).
- a threshold value for the intensity is set, and the peak having an intensity below this threshold value is also excluded from the candidate power of the peak belonging to the isotope cluster during matching.
- the peak indicated by the arrow in FIG. 5 matches the peak pattern of a monovalent isotope cluster including reference peak A, but is judged to be noise because the relative intensity with respect to reference peak A is less than the threshold.
- Candidate powers for peaks belonging to isotope cluster 1 are excluded. Also already The upper and lower limits of the intensity for matching are determined by the relative intensities of adjacent peaks matched as peaks belonging to the same isotope cluster. Try to remove.
- a peak pattern centered on the reference peak and a matched isotope cluster valence pattern are sequentially obtained, and among these, the matching resolution (when searching for each peak belonging to an isotope cluster)
- the isotope cluster is identified by selecting the isotope cluster valence pattern with the smallest standard deviation of the measured and predicted values), and the valence of the selected valence pattern is determined by the identified isotope. Judged as the valence of each peak belonging to the cluster.
- the above is an example of the valence determination process in step S4.
- the data processing unit 23 selects the precursor ion for MS 2 analysis stored in the analysis condition storage unit 22 among the plurality of ion species obtained by the MS 1 analysis.
- An appropriate ion species is automatically selected as the precursor ion P1 in accordance with the standard (step S5).
- the precursor ion selection reference force of MS 2 analysis When the ion species corresponding to the peak with the highest signal intensity is observed among the observed ion species peaks, the MS shown in Fig. 4 (a) In one analysis data, M Z + ion is selected as the precursor ion PI.
- the control unit 21 temporarily stores information on the mass M and valence Z of the precursor ion P1 in an internal memory (step S6).
- the control unit 21 When the above processing relating to the MS 1 analysis is completed, the control unit 21 then operates the mass analysis units 12 and 13 under the conditions for selecting and cleaving the precursor ion P1 selected automatically.
- MS 2 analysis data is acquired (steps S7, S8). Specifically, the ion trap mass analyzer 12 captures all the ion species generated in the ion source 11 and then excludes ion species other than the precursor ion P1 (that is, the precursor ion P1 is mass-selected). Then, the precursor ion P1 remaining in the ion trap is CID-cleaved, and then various product ions generated by the cleavage are simultaneously introduced into the time-of-flight mass spectrometer 13.
- MS 2 analysis data is for example For example, the data represents the mass spectrum shown in Fig. 4 (b).
- the MS 2 analysis data is also stored in the data storage unit 24.
- the mass N of the fragment desorbed at the time of MS 2 analysis (strictly, at the time of the first selection of the MS 2 analysis' cleavage operation) is stored. It is set.
- the data processor 23 information and mass N, by using the information of the mass M and valence Z of the MS 2 analysis at the precursor ion P1 that has been temporarily stored in the first, obtained by MS 2 analysis Search for an ion species with a mass of M-(N / Z) among the ion species corresponding to the peak appearing in the obtained mass spectrum, and select this as the next precursor ion P2 (step S9) .
- the MS 3 analysis precursor ion selection criterion the mass N of the fragment desorbed at the time of MS 2 analysis (strictly, at the time of the first selection of the MS 2 analysis' cleavage operation) is stored. It is set.
- the data processor 23 information and mass N, by using the information of the mass M and valence Z of the MS 2 analysis at the precursor ion P1 that has been
- the valence force of the precursor ion PI is 3 ⁇ 4, and a peak corresponding to an ion species having a mass of M (N / Z) is observed on the mass spectrum.
- step S10 it is determined whether or not an ion species that meets the conditions can be found. Therefore, it is determined whether or not an ion species that meets the conditions can be found (step S10), and if the ions that meet the conditions cannot be found, control for this automatic analysis is performed without performing the next MS 3 analysis. The process ends. In addition, if no ion species that meets the conditions is found, the maximum signal intensity in the peak observed on the mass spectrum obtained by MS 2 analysis is determined according to another predetermined analysis condition (for example, MS 2 analysis). The ion corresponding to the peak that gives the ion is the precursor ion P2, etc.), and MS 3 analysis may be performed.
- another predetermined analysis condition for example, MS 2 analysis
- step S10 When an ion that meets the conditions is found in step S10 and selected as the precursor ion P2, the control unit 21 subsequently selects the two automatically selected precursor ions, that is, 1st selection ⁇ Precursor ion P1 to be subjected to cleavage operation and 2nd selection ⁇ Precursor ion P2 to be subjected to cleavage operation are sequentially selected 'Mass analyzers 12 and 13 are operated under the conditions for cleavage.
- Get MS 3 analysis data Step Sl l, SI 2
- the ion trap mass spectrometer 12 captures all ion species generated in the ion trap 11, and then excludes ion species other than the precursor ion P1 (that is, the quality). After the CID cleavage of the precursor ion P1 selectively left in the ion trap, ion species other than the precursor ion P2 are generated inside the ion trap. Force is eliminated (ie mass selection is performed). Then, the precursor ion P2 selectively left in the ion trap is CID-cleaved again, and various product ions generated by the cleavage are simultaneously introduced into the time-of-flight mass analyzer 13. Then, the product ions are separated into masses by the time-of-flight mass spectrometer 13 and sequentially detected by the ion detector 14 (see FIG. 3 (c)).
- MS 3 analysis data obtained in this way is data representing a mass spectrum shown in Fig. 4 (c), for example.
- the MS 3 analysis data is also stored in the data storage unit 24. Here, this MS 3 analysis data is finally output and provided to the analyst.
- the precursor ions are sequentially selected based on the conditions preset by the analyst, and the MS 1 analysis, the MS 2 analysis, and the MS 3 analysis are sequentially performed. It is automatically executed and the result of the MS 3 analysis is output. In the meantime, the analyst does not have to make any judgment or input operation on the way of selecting the precursor ion! Therefore, the troublesome and complicated work for selecting the precursor ion is greatly reduced.
- MS 3 minutes with selective-dissociation operation in two stages in the automatic analysis It is natural that the present invention can be extended to multi-stage MS n analysis where n ⁇ 4, although it is not performed.
- the higher the number of repetitions of the selection / cleavage operation the more complicated the manual selection of precursor ions becomes. Therefore, the automatic selection of precursor ions as in the present invention reduces the labor of the analyst, and the analysis efficiency. The effect of improvement is even greater.
- the present invention is applied to the ion trap time-of-flight mass spectrometer.
- the ion species can be selected and cleaved in multiple stages, and finally caused by the cleaving.
- the configuration of the separation Z detection unit 10 is not particularly limited as long as the configuration can detect ions by mass separation.
- the ionization method in the ionization section 11 is not particularly limited.
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