- BioTrap 500 MS -
General extraction methods of drugs and
MS-detection
General method for amines
General method for acids
BioTrap 500 MS is a new
online-extraction column with the advantages that it can be used
in a wider pH range, from 2-10. This property makes extract ion
of basic compounds at high pH and acidic compounds at low pH.
Under those conditions the compounds will be uncharged and will
bind with higher affinity to the inner hydrophobic surface. No
ion-pair agent is needed in order to obtain high recovery and
efficiency, which makes BioTrap 500 MS compatible with mass
spectrometry.
Extraction of amines
General
extraction method for amines
| Extraction
mobile phase: 4% 2-propanol in 10 mM sodium acetate
buffer, pH 10 (adjusted with ammoniumhydroxide) Flow: 3.2 ml/min
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| The
BioTrap 500 MS column is pH stable, which means that
amines can be extracted at high pH where
the substance is uncharged. The uncharged compound has
higher affinity to the inner surface of the BioTrap 500
particle which leads to an increase of the recovery. The
general method for basic compounds has been applied in
the chromathogram in figure 1, where mianserin has been
extracted and analysed from serum. |
 The conditions used
for fluoxetine.
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The conditions used for propranolol
The conditions used for mianserin
If mass spectromety is used as
detector, the pH has to be adjusted in the analytical column so
that the amines enter the detector charged.
By using this general
extraction method, it becomes easier to develope methods for
amines.
Extraction of acids
General extraction method for acids
| Extraction
mobile phase: 4% 2-propanol in 100 mM formic acid Flow: 3.2 ml/min
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| Extraction
of acids is optimal at low pH where the acid is uncharged
and will bind with high affinity to the inner surface of
the extraction column and give high recovery. This general method can only be
applied together with a mass spectrometry, when the
injection volume is small, <50 µl, and the acids are
charged by adjustment of the pH in the analytical column.
Figure 2 shows the separation of naproxen after the
extraction with BioTrap 500 MS column using the general
method for acids.
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 The conditions used
for naproxen.
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