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(any)
(any
= {}
)
(any)
(any
= {}
)
(number)
Monoisotopic mass
(MFFinderOptions
= {}
)
Promise<Array<MFResult>>
:
(string)
the molecular formula to check
(string)
the range of MF to explore
(object
= {}
)
Name | Description |
---|---|
options.maxIterations number
(default 10000000 )
|
Maximum number of iterations |
options.allowNeutral boolean
(default true )
|
|
options.ionizations string
(default '' )
|
string containing a comma separated list of modifications |
options.filter object
(default {} )
|
|
options.filter.minCharge number
(default -Infinity )
|
Minimal charge |
options.filter.maxCharge number
(default +Infinity )
|
Maximal charge |
options.filter.absoluteCharge boolean
(default false )
|
If true, the charge is absolute (so between 0 and +Infinity by default) |
options.filter.unsaturation object
(default {} )
|
|
options.filter.unsaturation.min number
(default -Infinity )
|
Minimal unsaturation |
options.filter.unsaturation.max number
(default +Infinity )
|
Maximal unsaturation |
options.filter.unsaturation.onlyInteger boolean
(default false )
|
Integer unsaturation |
options.filter.unsaturation.onlyNonInteger boolean
(default false )
|
Non integer unsaturation |
options.filter.atoms object?
|
object of atom:{min, max} |
options.filter.callback function?
|
a function to filter the MF |
boolean
:
(number)
Monoisotopic mass
(object
= {}
)
Name | Description |
---|---|
options.maxIterations number
(default 10000000 )
|
Maximum number of iterations |
options.allowNeutral boolean
(default true )
|
|
options.uniqueMFs boolean
(default true )
|
|
options.limit number
(default 1000 )
|
Maximum number of results |
options.ionizations string
(default '' )
|
string containing a comma separated list of modifications |
options.ranges (string | Array<{mf: string, min: number, max: number}>)
(default 'C0-100 H0-100 O0-100 N0-100' )
|
range of mfs to search |
options.precision number
(default 100 )
|
Allowed mass range based on precision |
object
:
Ensure that we have only once the same MF In order to improve the speed we just consider the em
(object)
returns all the possible neutral mass for a defined experimental (targetMass) mass