After peak detection a single peak is split into two peaks (split peaks)
|
Previous Top Next
|
Phenomenon:
Peaks in the processed data were split into two more or less symmetric peaks. This phenomenon
is not visible in the raw data.
Explanation:
This phenomenon appears if the baselining half width is adjusted to a value that is too low. In this
case the flanking regions of a peak are treated as local minima. (See also >Baselining details).
Solution:
Raise the baselining half width parameter for this or all channels.
Note:
Note that for background removal the latest GelQuest versions do not use a baselining algorithm
at all but a rolling cycle algorithm.