Gears – QC Profiling

Automated LC-MS Quality Control of DNA Labeling Reactions

QC Profiling is a new brick or plugin of Mnova Gears. It has been designed as an automated solution for the quality control of reactions used to generate DNA Encoded Libraries for drug discovery.

You can input your worklist as a CSV file to evaluate a reaction, obtain the results and make a fast quality control with the simple color warnings system in Mnova Gears Viewer!

Roberto MartinezSenior Scientist - Novartis

QC Profiling

Highlights

  • Unlimited groups of datasets can be evaluated from your CSV files
  • Save time by keeping your settings ready for further analysis
  • Improve the efficiency of your QC Profiling analysis using the results color warning code
  • Complete this interactive workflow by checking and manually modifying results for further re-analysis
  • Take advantage of Mnova Viewer tool to review your results in a way that suits you
  • Custom Mode Templates are available to report your results in a flexible way

Gears QC Profiling

Features

QC Profiling provides four tabs to configure your settings for deconvolution and a color warning system to easily identify your results:

  • Flexible options to configure your evaluation such as Retention Time, Mass, Charge, etc.
  • Select your thresholds and identify them with colors

QC Profiling can manage different groups of datasets:

  • Create a table under your preferences and adapt it to your CSV file
  • Add, move, remove, and edit any rows
  • Choose your ‘Main Result’ to be obtained as the output

Customize or select one of the Layouts Templates provided by QC Profiling:

  • Try different options or create your own Layout Template

 

QC Profiling generates three different types of files to get the results:

  • Mnova files can be used with Mnova Viewer for quick analysis or individually
  • HTML files can be opened in your browser to analyze the results or downloaded as Mnova files.
  • A CSV file is generated with your raw CSV and filled with the evaluation results

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Who should be using QC Profiling?

  • Pharmaceutical, chemical industries, research, and QC environments
  • Process chemistry
  • Pharmaceutical compound libraries
  • Suitable for individual users, research groups as well as large institutions and companies