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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 30, 2021
Filed:
Apr. 14, 2017
Tyler Stuart Bray, Chicago, IL (US);
Juliesta Elaine Sylvester, Chicago, IL (US);
Stephen Joseph Kron, Oak Park, IL (US);
Tyler Stuart Bray, Chicago, IL (US);
Juliesta Elaine Sylvester, Chicago, IL (US);
Stephen Joseph Kron, Oak Park, IL (US);
Other;
Abstract
This invention is a novel method for analysis of data that is produced by test equipment. The preferred embodiment is data produced by liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) equipment, using industry standard methods to generate the initial data from the test equipment. The invention is a method for processing of the data to promptly produce accurate, reliable, and meaningful data that can be used for critical decisions. The unique benefit of the method is to correct the multiple measurement and calculation errors that are inherent in the operation of laboratory equipment. Prior methods result in errors based on circumstances that are difficult to control, accuracy-related errors in machine measurements, and fundamental mathematical errors in the data processing software that used with the laboratory equipment. As an added benefit, this novel method allows comprehensive simultaneous measurement and calculation of correlation of any and all peptide pairs in a single measurement, with the capability to support repeated measurements with changed conditions over time. This novel method allows robust, detailed, and comprehensive measurements of peptide activity and function, which results in substantial improvements over prior methods in accuracy, reliability, and efficiency.