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PTM Stoichiometry #797
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Check failure on line 372 in mzLib/FlashLFQ/FlashLFQResults.cs
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Check failure on line 372 in mzLib/FlashLFQ/FlashLFQResults.cs
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we need to make sure that this method never thinks that
[hydroxylation]EPT[phospho] is accidentaly identified as a mod for P[hydroxylation]EPT[phospho]IDE
I'm not sure that ]EPT[ won't be ignored by your regex
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After finding an opening bracket, regex will always find the next closing bracket, except (updated now) in the case where the closing bracket belongs to an ion charge state.