A new two-dimensional approach to quantitative prediction for collision cross-section of more than 110 singly protonated peptides by a novel moecular electronegativity-interaction vector through quantitative structure-spectrometry relationship studies

Abstract

Based on two-dimensional topological characters, a novel method called molecular electronegativity-interaction vector (MEIV) is proposed to parameterize molecular structures. Applying MEIV into quantitative structure-spectrometry relationship studies on ion mobility spectrometry collision cross-sections of 113 singly proto nated peptides, three models were strictly obtained, with correlative coefficient r and leave-one-out cross-validation q of 0.983, 0.979, 0.981, 0.979 and 0.980, 0.978, respectively. Thus, the MEIV is confirmed to be potent to structural characteri zations and property predictions for organic and biologic molecules.

Keywords

molecular electronegativity-interaction vector, quantitative structure–spectrometry relationship, ion mobility spectrometry, collision cross-section, peptide