ExactMass
ExactMass[molecule]⟹mass
computes the most probable exact mass of molecule.
ExactMass[oligomer]⟹mass
computes the most probable exact mass of a sequence, strand, or structure.
Details
- ExactMass computes the most probable exact molecular mass arising from isotopic variation.
- The exact mass of a molecule is a distribution of possible quantities because each atom can exist as one of multiple isotopes (with varying probability). Set OutputFormat to List or Distribution to view the full distribution of masses.
- The MolecularWeight of a molecule is the mean of its exact mass distribution.
- MonoisotopicMass represents the exact mass of a molecule in which each atom exists as its most frequently occurring isotope.
Input
Output
General Options
Examples
Basic Examples (4)
Additional Examples (9)
Input Types (7)
Options (9)
ExactMassProbabilityThreshold (2)
ExactMassResolution (2)
Combine the probability of exact masses which differ by less than ExactMassResolution, replacing these masses with their probability-weighted center of mass:
Set the ExactMassResolution to 0.0 Dalton to disable averaging of similar masses. Note that this may generate a very large number of possible masses:
IsotopeDistribution (2)
OutputFormat (3)
By default, only the most probable mass is returned:
Set OutputFormat to List to return a list of {{probability,exact mass}..} pairs representing the distribution of exact masses:
Set OutputFormat to Distribution to return a Mathematica distribution object representing the discrete distribution of exact masses: