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Currently El-Maven supports labeling of Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, and Sulfur atoms. Please add support for labeling of Oxygen, specifically [18]-Oxygen which is the most common stable isotope used in experiments.
The additional mass in a single [18]-Oxygen is similar to the additional mass from two [13]-Carbons, but most experiments would not include both labeled oxygen and labeled carbon. In case this is a problem, I recommend a warning to the user that 18O might actually be two 13C.
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When building from source (in ubuntu on WSL), this error message appears:
string is not a member of std
#include <string> is missing in the file /ElMaven/3rdparty/ErrorHandling/errorcodes.h. Adding this line fixed the build error.
Once this build is launched, a black window appears overlaid in the middle of the screen. I think this is an error message. It can be removed by clicking Isotopes > selecting C13, and unselecting C13 again.
Thanks to @sakshikukreja14 again for putting this together - I have been using it frequently in the past few weeks.
Currently El-Maven supports labeling of Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, and Sulfur atoms. Please add support for labeling of Oxygen, specifically [18]-Oxygen which is the most common stable isotope used in experiments.
The additional mass in a single [18]-Oxygen is similar to the additional mass from two [13]-Carbons, but most experiments would not include both labeled oxygen and labeled carbon. In case this is a problem, I recommend a warning to the user that 18O might actually be two 13C.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: