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Spectronaut®

The gold standard for DIA proteomics analysis

Thanks to deep-learning augmented peptide identification, you can now find more precursors and proteins in your samples than ever before. We have further broadened our support for the latest mass spectrometry data acquisition technologies, and provide new ways to quickly and thoroughly analyze data.

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      Spectronaut® is a commercial software package aimed at analyzing data-independent acquisition (DIA) proteomics experiments. Spectronaut® can quantitatively profile 100s to several 1,000s of proteins in one experiment. Large experiments with several conditions and replicates consisting of up to 10,000s of LC-MS runs can be analyzed.

      Features:

      1. Vendor Independent
      2. Usability
      3. Complete Workflow
      4. Performance and Scalability
      5. Versatility and Flexibility

       

      Check out what’s new in Spectronaut®18.

      Supported Instruments

       

      • Thermo Scientific™ Orbitrap Exploris™ 480
      • Thermo Scientific™ Q Exactive™ Series
      • Thermo Scientific™ Orbitrap Fusion™ Series
      • SCIEX ZenoTOF 7600 System
      • SCIEX TripleTOF® Series
      • Bruker Impact II
      • Bruker timsTOF™ and timsTOF™ Pro*
      • Waters Xevo® G2-XS
      Supported Methods

       

      • HRM™
      • dia-PASEF®
      • SWATH™
      • Zeno SWATH
      • BoxCar DIA
      • SONAR™
      • WiSIM-DIA

       

      Methods should acquire MS1 and MS2 or MS2 only scans. The cycle time of the method should be in the range of 1-3 seconds depending on your average peak width. Fractionation, including gas-phase fractionation, is supported.

      Recommended System Requirements*

       

      • Windows 10 x64 / Windows Server 2016
      • Intel or AMD CPU with 4 cores or more
      • 2 TB of free hard drive space or more (2x data set size)
      • 16 GB of memory or more (1 precursor in 1 run amounts to ~0.5 KB of RAM)

       

      *For a typical experiment of 200 runs with a 100k precursor library

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      Spectronaut® 18: Limitless Throughput. Unparalleled Efficiency.

      With the new version, we ease the main bottlenecks of modern mass spectrometry-based projects: scalability and throughput. With this release, we bring Linux compatibility and cloud [...]


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      Brochures & Flyers
      Spectronaut® Brochure – Take Your DIA Data to the Next Level

      The brochure provides you with an overview of the key features and benefits which make Spectronaut the gold-standard software for DIA proteomics analysis. The brochure elaborates o [...]


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      Software Tutorials
      Spectronaut 16 Tutorial – How to perform directDIA with library enrichment

      Monika Puchalska from our Product Support team demonstrates how to set up your DIA analysis in Spectronaut 16 using Biognosys’ directDIA workflow with a streamlined library enric [...]


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      Manuals
      Spectronaut® Manual

      The Spectronaut manual is designed to support users and leverage their DIA data analysis experience. It covers software features and analysis workflows and guides the user through [...]


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      User Resources
      Spectronaut® Demo Data Set

      includes: Six run files, FASTA file, Spectral library file, Condition setup file, Gene Ontology Annotation file, Experiment file (sne file)


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      User Resources
      Spectronaut® Further User Resources

      includes: FASTA for iRT peptides Skyline Schema for exporting Spectronaut compatible libraries


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      Software Tutorials
      Spectronaut™ 15 – A new way to visualize your DIA data

      Fabia Simona from our Product Support Team walks you through the most significant improvements to the user interface in Spectronaut 15. Gain even more biological insight from your [...]


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      Spectronaut™ Tutorial – How to perform PTM analysis

      Spectronaut features extensive support for PTM studies including site-based PTM localization probabilities, quantification, regulation analysis, and reporting.


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      Spectronaut™ Tutorial – How to process your data more efficiently with Pipeline Mode and SNE Combine

      Spectronaut offers powerful features to handle large datasets. Maximilian Helf from our R&D department shows you how to queue up analysis jobs in pipeline mode and introduces S [...]


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      Seminar Recordings
      Reshaping DIA based Proteomics with Spectronaut™ 14 – ASMS 2020 Reboot

      In this Spectronaut 14 launch seminar at ASMS 2020 Reboot, we summarize the most ground-breaking new features of this major release of Spectronaut: a) directDIA 2.0, a major improv [...]


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      Spectronaut™ User Seminar I – ASMS 2020 Reboot

      This seminar at ASMS 2020 Reboot, had two exceptional speaker: Prof. Jesper Olsen and Prof. Florian Meier. First, Prof. Olsen shows, among other great results, how the combination [...]


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      Spectronaut™ User Seminar II – ASMS 2020 Reboot

      This seminar at ASMS 2020 Reboot had the participation of two outstanding Spectronaut advocates: Prof. Birgit Schilling and Prof. Yansheng Liu. First, Prof. Schilling shows how she [...]


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      Software Tutorials
      Spectronaut™ Tutorial – How to jump-start your DIA analysis

      Fabia Simona from our Product Support team shows you how to set up a DIA analysis in Spectronaut and gives valuable tips on setting up the software for optimal performance on you c [...]


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      Software Tutorials
      Spectronaut™ Tutorial – How to perform directDIA™ in two steps

      One of the most popular features of Spectronaut is directDIA, allowing you to run DIA analysis without additional files for library generation. In this video tutorial, Fabia Simona [...]


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      Spectronaut™ Tutorial – How to get the most out of your ion mobility data with Spectronaut™

      Spectronaut supports Ion Mobility Technologies from different vendors. Monika Puchalska from our Product Support team demonstrates how to take advantage of Thermo’s FAIMS or [...]


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      Software Tutorials
      Spectronaut™ Tutorial – How to visually inspect peptide-spectrum matches in Spectronaut™ & SpectroMine™

      Getting detailed information on peptide-spectrum matches (PSMs) is important to verify identifications and access to PSM information is required for data submission to many journal [...]


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      Spectronaut™ Tutorial – How to make a spectral library for a labeled DIA experiment using Pulsar™

      SILAC experiments as well as the use of isotopically labeled reference peptides require specific changes to your experiment setup in Spectronaut. Tejas Gandhi from our R&D team [...]


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      Spectronaut™ Tutorial – How to run Spectronaut™ from the command line

      Spectronaut command line enables you to run analyses without manual interaction, for instance from scripts. Maximilian Helf from our R&D team shows you how to use Spectronaut c [...]


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      Spectronaut™ Tutorial – How to speed up your Spectronaut™ analysis with HTRMS conversion

      Spectronaut uses the HTRMS file format for high performance data analysis. Oliver Bernhard from our R&D team shows you how to save up to 60% analysis time by converting your fi [...]


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      Publications
      Surpassing 10 000 Identified and Quantified Proteins in a Single Run by Optimizing Current LC-MS Instrumentation and Data Analysis Strategy

      Muntel J et al. Molecular Omics. In this study we showed how improvements in chromatography and data analysis can push the proteome coverage in human tiss [...]


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      Systematic Comparison of Strategies for the Enrichment of Lysosomes by Data Independent Acquisition

      Singh J et al. Journal of Proteome Research. The lysosome is a critical cell compartment dedicated to the recycling of macromolecules and organelles, and [...]


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      Isoform‐resolved Correlation Analysis between mRNA Abundance Regulation and Protein Level Degradation

      Salovska B et al. Molecular Systems Biology. In a collaboration between Prof. Liu’s group at Yale University and Biognosys, we established a combined DI [...]


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      Revealing Dynamic Protein Acetylation across Subcellular Compartments

      Baeza J et al. Journal of Proteome Research. In this study, the Biognosys’ R&D team, in collaboration with researchers of the University of Wisconsi [...]


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      Rapid and site-specific deep phosphoproteome profiling by data-independent acquisition without the need for spectral libraries

      Bekker-Jensen DB et al. Nature Communications. Protein phosphorylation is a predominant post-translational modification that dynamically regulates protein [...]


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      Combining Precursor and Fragment Information for Improved Detection of Differential Abundance in Data Independent Acquisition

      Huang T et al. Molecular & Cellular Proteomics. In this publication, we report a novel statistical procedure that takes advantage of the two independe [...]


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      Comparison of Protein Quantification in a Complex Background by DIA and TMT Workflows with Fixed Instrument Time

      Muntel J et al. Journal of Proteome Research. Here we compare the performance of the two most popular quantitative workflows employed in discovery proteom [...]


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      Extending the Limits of Quantitative Proteome Profiling with Data-Independent Acquisition and Application to Acetaminophen-Treated Three-Dimensional Liver Microtissues

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      Breakfast Seminar at ASMS 2021, with Lukas Reiter (Biognosys) and Brett S. Phinney (UC Davis, Genome Center – Proteomics Core Facility) on Wednesday, November 3rd, 2021.


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