Abstract: A mass spectrometry apparatus configured to allow a user to designate an upper limit value UL together with a lower limit value, as a peak sorting condition. A data processing section is operable to determine whether respective peak intensities of a plurality of peaks appearing on a mass spectrum fall within an intensity range Ath defined by upper and lower limit values UL, LL, and exclude any peak out of the intensity range Ath. The remaining ions are selected as precursor ions, for example, in descending or ascending order of peak intensity so as to perform an MS2 analysis. The upper limit UL is adequately set to allow the MS2 analysis for a sample component with a low concentration, by priority, while avoiding a sample component exhibiting a high intensity and having no need for the MS2 analysis.

Abstract: A mass spectrometry apparatus configured to allow a user to designate an upper limit value UL together with a lower limit value, as a peak sorting condition. A data processing section is operable to determine whether respective peak intensities of a plurality of peaks appearing on a mass spectrum fall within an intensity range Ath defined by upper and lower limit values UL, LL, and exclude any peak out of the intensity range Ath. The remaining ions are selected as precursor ions, for example, in descending or ascending order of peak intensity so as to perform an MS2 analysis. The upper limit UL is adequately set to allow the MS2 analysis for a sample component with a low concentration, by priority, while avoiding a sample component exhibiting a high intensity and having no need for the MS2 analysis.

Abstract: A liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry apparatus combines a chromatograph having a liquid delivery part for delivering mixed multiple solvents, and a mass spectrometer having an ionization part for spraying and ionizing. The apparatus has a storing part for storing a relationship between a mixture ratio of the multiple solvents in the liquid delivery part and an optimal or nearly optimal voltage applied to the ionization part, a ratio information acquiring part for computing the mixture ratio over time, a voltage value computing part for computing the optimal or nearly optimal applied voltage at any point, and a voltage controlling part for changing the voltage applied to the ionization part over time. By virtue of the ability to adjust the applied voltage during analysis, the ionization efficiency is always high, and the analysis can be performed with high sensitivity for all of the multiple components in the liquid sample.

Abstract: A liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry apparatus combines a chromatograph having a liquid delivery part for delivering mixed multiple solvents, and a mass spectrometer having an ionization part for spraying and ionizing. The apparatus has a storing part for storing a relationship between a mixture ratio of the multiple solvents in the liquid delivery part and an optimal or nearly optimal voltage applied to the ionization part, a ratio information acquiring part for computing the mixture ratio over time, a voltage value computing part for computing the optimal or nearly optimal applied voltage at any point, and a voltage controlling part for changing the voltage applied to the ionization part over time. By virtue of the ability to adjust the applied voltage during analysis, the ionization efficiency is always high, and the analysis can be performed with high sensitivity for all of the multiple components in the liquid sample.

Abstract: The present invention relates to suppositories consisting essentially of the active ingredient meloxicam or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof and at least one pharmaceutically acceptable excipient.