AUTOMATIC MASS SPECTROMETRY PEAK SORTING METHOD FOR PROTEIN QUANTIFICATION
AUTOMATIC MASS SPECTROMETRY PEAK SORTING METHOD FOR PROTEIN QUANTIFICATION
The present invention relates to an automated peak sorting system having an exceptionally fast processing speed while being as accurate as humans and experts with respect to conventional targeted proteomic peak picking, which requires manual intervention from researchers and wastes a lot of time and resources. A learning model or a computer program capable of executing same, of the present invention, can be useful for rapidly and accurately sorting out a peak optimized for quantification of a plurality of target peptides input as desired by a user through a GUI of the program.