The Wiley Registry of Tandem Mass Spectral Data, MSforID is a database of tandem mass spectra allowing the identification of small molecules.

Due to the combination of a unique search algorithm and an advanced database structure, “The Wiley Registry of Tandem Mass Spectral Data, MSforID” allows sensitive and specific identification of small molecules

A unique feature of the database represents its robustness. Reliable compound identification is enabled with fragment ion mass spectral data from almost all kind of mass spectromtric instrumentation.

Library entries were generated on a high-resolution instrument with electrospray ionization in positive and negative ion mode.

Library entries are also listed on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) web-based CompTox Chemistry Dashboard.

New paper on the transferability of the library

The manuscript “On the Inter-instrument and the Inter-laboratory Transferability of a Tandem Mass Spectral Reference Library. 3. Focus on Ion Trap and Up-front CID.” (H. Oberacher, F. Pitterl, E. Siapi, B. R. Steele, T. Letzel, S. Grosse, B. Poschner, F. Tagliaro, R. Gottardo, S. A. Chacko, J. L. Josephs) has been published in Journal of Mass Spectrometry. In the paper we have demonstrated with spectra obtained from ion trap and up-front CID instruments that the library represents a reliable and robust identification tool. [Read More]

Pittcon-Wiley Online Symposium

Part of the Pittcon-Wiley Online Symposium on Advancing Bioanalysis (Oktober 12, 2011), Herbert Oberacher will have a talk on “Principles and Applications of the Wiley Registry Tandem Mass Spectral Data”.

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