Abstract
Data-independent acquisition (DIA-MS) boosts reproducibility, depth of coverage and quantification precision in label-free proteomic experiments. We present DIA-NN, a software that employs deep neural networks to distinguish real signals from noise in complex DIA datasets and a new quantification algorithm, that is able to subtract signal interferences. DIA-NN vastly outperforms the existing cutting-edge DIA-MS analysis workflows, particularly in combination with fast chromatographic methods, enabling deep and precise proteome coverage in high-throughput experiments.
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