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App. No. 19/000,363

INTERACTIVE ANALYSIS OF MASS SPECTROMETRY DATA

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App. No.
19/000,363
Abstract

This invention relates to graphical user-interactive analysis of data, including in particular, mass spectrographic data analysis, as well as methods and software for generating and using such. One aspect provides user-customizable reports, including methods and apparatuses for generating customizable pivot tables and graphs specific to mass spectrographic data.

Claims (6)

1 . A computer-implemented method for dynamically preparing reports associated with a molecule of interest, the method comprising:

displaying an inspection view component of a user interface including mass spectrometry (MS) data, the inspection view component further comprising:

a window including values associated with the molecule of interest, wherein the values associated with the molecule of interest are one or more of: mass values, mass-over-charge ratio (m/z) values, or values derived from mass-to-charge ratios, and data from one or more analytical techniques specific to the molecule of interest; and

a spectrum window including a graph indicating peaks corresponding to the values associated with the molecule of interest;

displaying a report view on a user interface dashboard, the report view comprising one or more selectable pivot tabs, each of the one or more selectable pivot tabs including all or a subset of information from one or both of the values associated with the molecule of interest and the graph indicating peaks corresponding to the values associated with the molecule of interest; and

dynamically modifying a selected pivot tab in response to a user modifying one or both of the values associated with the molecule of interest and the graph indicating peaks corresponding to the values associated with the molecule of interest.