Jin Hee Kim, Ah Yeon Park, Eun Ha Jung, Cheol-Woo Lee, Tae Ho Lee and Jeong-Rok Youm

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1 Printed in the Republic of Korea "/"-:5*$"- 4$*&/$& 5&$)/0-0(: Vol. 20, No. 4, , 2007 pe wx r j )1-$ w w x ½ Á Á wá Á kyá w w w Development of a rapid HPLC method for the determination of penciclovir in human plasma using a monolithic column and its application to a bioequivalence study Jin Hee Kim, Ah Yeon Park, Eun Ha Jung, Cheol-Woo Lee, Tae Ho Lee and Jeong-Rok Youm College of Pharmacy, Chung-Ang University, Seoul, , Korea (Received July 18, 2007bG Accepted July 26, 2007) : w x r j p(monolithic) e w š j m v(hplc)-xÿ w w w. x ODS e š xw p e w š, (ionpairing reagent) sodium dodecyl sulfate»(residual silanol group) sw triethylamine ƒw, w»» (gradient elution) w., r j ü t w j 4 ü k. y w, 0.1~5 µg/ml ü ƒ yw ùkü. w w 5 xw w ü y 1.36~8.55 %, 92.8~100.0 % š, 5 xw w 0.93~5.62 %, w 0.1 µg/ ml. w 24 w q j w x w, w x q» x w w q. Abstract: A simple and rapid HPLC method with fluorescence detection(fld) for quantitation of penciclovir in human plasma using a monolithic column was developed and validated. Penciclovir and ganciclovir(internal standard, I.S.) were separated on a Chromolith column RP-18e ( mm) with a mobile phase consisting of a mixture of (A) methanol/50 mm sodium phosphate buffer containing 200 mg/l sodium dodecyl sulfate (3/97, ph 2.5) and (B) methanol/50 mm sodium phosphate buffer containing 200 mg/l sodium dodecyl sulfate (50/50, ph 2.5) at a flow gradient of 1.6~4.0 ml/min. The retention times of penciclovir and internal standard were less than 4.0 min. Calibration curve was linear (R 2 =0.9994) over a concentration range of 0.1~5 µg/ml. Corresponding author Phone : +82-(0) , 5674 Fax : +82-(0) youmjr@cau.ac.kr 323

2 324 ½ Á Á wá Á kyá Intra-day precision, accuracy and inter-day precision were 1.36~8.55 %, 92.8~100.0 % and 0.93~5.62 %, respectively with a limit of quantitation at 0.1 µg/ml. The present HPLC-FLD method is sensitive, precise and accurate. The method described herein has been successfully used for the bioequivalence study of a famciclovir formulation product after oral administration to healthy Korean volunteers Key words : Penciclovir, HPLC-Fluorescence Detection, Monolithic column, Bioequivalence study, Plasma r j (penciclovir, 2-amino-9-[4-hydroxy-3-(hydroxymethyl)butyl]-3H-purin-6-one) prodrug q j (famciclovir) nucleoside yw (Fig. 1) ƒ. q j r j z, herpes simplex virus type I(HSV-I), type II(HSV-II), varicellazoster virus(vzv), Epstein-Bar virus(ebv) s thymidine kinase w monophosphate xk y. z sü z w r j triphosphate y dgtp DNA herpes virus DNA w k w. r j s (HSV) I, IIx (VZV) z. 1-3 w r j n w û, w» 4 w r j 6-deoxy diacetyl l yw q j n w e wš. w q j mg 1 z n w, š x (C max )ƒ 1.87 µg/ml, š x (T max ) 0.76 hr,» 3 hr, r j 90 % y š. 6 q j w 7-10 w r j š j m v(hplc) 11»(UVD) x Ÿ»(FLD) 15 w, capillary electrophoresis w 16 š.» w š j m v, w ƒ 0.2 µg/ml, w ww ƒ w ƒ š. wr nucleoside ƒ 17 r j xÿ ƒ, Schenkel 15 xÿ» w aqueous humor w 0.05 µg/ml w g. Capillary electrophoresis UVD w x 16 k, w ù, û w w. LC-ESI-MS/MS w r j w š 18. w k š,, ƒ šƒ ¾ w»ƒ. x r j, š ƒ w LC-MS/MS, w HPLC mw w y wš w. y ƒwš p e w, m e w Fig. 1. Chemical structures of penciclovir and ganciclovir (internal standard). Analytical Science & Technology

3 p e w x r j HPLC w w x 325 ƒ w. œ xk ƒ w t ƒ š w ùkü, x e û š w». x r j p e w y w š, w (validation) w. w, y HPLC-FLD w, 24 w w û q j x j 250 mg q 250 mg m w w w» w w x w. t t š w w x» x ww, x w sƒ w x - š l w x - š w (AUC t ) š x (C max ) yw z w w.»» r j t t Calbiochem (Darmstadt, Germany) l w, ü t w j ion-pairing reagent w sodium dodecyl sulfate Sigma (St. Louis, MO, USA) qt w.» sw» w ƒw triethylamine 21 Junsei chemical (Tokyo, Japan) l w. w m p, k, ùp Merck (Darmstadt, Germany) l HPLC w š, Fisher Scientific (Springfield, NJ, USA) HPLC w. w m p»k p 1 w. HPLC rv Waters 600E pump(waters, Milford, MA, USA), w autosampler Hitachi L-2200(Hitachi, Tokyo, Japan)», e Hitachi L-2300, xÿ» Jasco 821-FP(Jasco, Tokyo, Japan) w. HPLC e Chromolith column RP-18e(4.6Ü100 mm, Merck, Darmstadt, Germany) w, l e Autochro-2000(Ver. 1.0, Young Lin, Anyang, Korea) w. x Table 1. Gradient elution profile used for the separation of penciclovir in human plasma using a monolithic column Time (min) Flow rate (ml/min) Mobile phase A(%) Mobile phase B(%) )1-$ y w x r j š HPLC š 15 w y w z ww. x w. e Chromolith column RP-18e(4.6Ü100 mm) w, e y w stainless steel frit wx(0.5 µm) w. (A) 50 mm sodium phosphate buffer(ph 2.5, triethylamine 2 ml/l, sodium dodecyl sulfate 200 mg/l)/methanol=98/2, (B) 50 mm sodium phosphate buffer(ph 2.5, triethylamine 2 ml/l, sodium dodecyl sulfate 200 mg/l)/methanol=50/ µm membrane filter wš, q» ƒ w w, y gƒ»» w (Table 1). e 20 o C w w, xÿ»» q 254 nm, q 380 nm w w. t r j t t 1 mg/ml z þ jš, þ w blank x w r j x ƒ ƒƒ 0.1, 0.2, 0.5, 1, 2, 4, 5 µg/ml ƒ t x. ƒƒ t x 0.5 ml x š,» ü t j (10 µg/ml ) 50 µl ƒwš k y w» 10 yww.» m p 1 ml ƒw k yw» w z, w w. w Áò w x»š 40 o C» k z, 50 mm sodium phosphate buffer(ph 2.5, triethylamine 2 ml/l, sodium dodecyl sulfate 200 mg/ L)/Methanol = 98/2( A) 100 µl Vol. 20, No. 4, 2007

4 326 ½ Á Á wá Á kyá w. 10 µl w HPLC-FLD w,» ü t vj w r j vj ƒ š w. w x 5z ww ü x y w š, 5 x ww x w. vx vx t t š w w x» w 19~55 w û, y»,,, x,, ü x y š, x k wš œš w 36 w. x, x w ƒ, xü, w ü w š, wù w ù w. 36 vx»»» wwš» w w q 24 w, x ƒ z w x w. vx w n l x» ¾ w m sww w. w x»,,, xanthine w w w. x ú z 7 vx w w œw z, z 8 l x n z 4 ¾ g. vx x ü w w jš, z 10 ew w, x 7 w x w. n x n, x vx wù œ x w w. n 2» 2 t p x kw, 24 vx 12 ù. 1» 1 q 250 mg, 2 x j 250 mg n w, 2» n w. vx heparin-locked I.V. catheter ewš œ x 10 ml xw, 2 x ƒƒ ml wì n w. x n, n z 15, 30, 45, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 6, 8, w. x I.V. catheter û xq w» w 1 ml x ü š 8 ml x heparinized vacutainer w. x z I.V. catheter w x š w» w xq 0.5 ml w. x x š wš x q» w, vacutainer š, ew 3000 rpm 10 w z, x w polypropylene x š ¾ w 70 o C w. x vx l ƒ w w 70 o C w x ew z 1 kw, 0.5 ml w x»š» ü t 50 µl ƒw z, w w. w HPLC w j m l ü t vj w r j vj wš, w w x r j w. q l q l AUC t, C max, T max HPLC w x - š l w. š x (C max ) š x (T max ) de l w š, n z x 10 ¾ x - š w (AUC t ) Õ œ w w. T max w AUC t C max ye w x m v K-BE Test α=0.05 w š, 90 % w w. q 250 mg w x j 250 mg w t t š w w x». Analytical Science & Technology

5 p e w x r j HPLC w w x 327 š x r j r j j (acyclovir)ù j nucleoside f». 22 C18 C8 e w š w ey, 95 % w w. w w» w 100 % x y e w ù, ƒw š ƒ j 15. w w r j ¼ w ù w x ƒ ~ w w w»ƒ. p e x e šƒ ù, š p w e û, j y š ƒ w, z» w. w Tzanavaras 19 p e w j šz w šw, Kazoka 20 purine pyrimidine Si- p e w šw. triethylamine(» sw» w) ƒw r j x ü w gš, w»» w r j 4 ü g. w vx œx œx r j ü t wì ƒw r j n w z 4 z w x x w z, HPLC w j m Fig. 2 ùkü. r j vj 3.8, ü t j vj 2.1, x w l w š yw. vx œx, œx ü t ƒ w 0.1, 0.2, 0.5, 1, 2, 4, 5 µg/ml t x ƒƒ w z HPLC w, x l w r j Fig. 2. Chromatograms of (A) blank plasma; (B) blank plasma spiked with penciclovir (1 µg/ml) and internal standard (ganciclovir); (C) plasma sample from a healthy volunteer at 4 hr after oral administration of 250 mg famciclovir tablet. y(r j /ü t vj ) =3.4633x(r j, µg/ml) (R 2 = ) 0.1~5 µg/ml w ùkü (Fig. 3). ƒ» 5 ƒ (0.1, 0.5, 1, 2, 5 µg/ml) r j t x w, (C.V., %) ü 1.36~8.55%, 0.93~5.62 % ùkûš, y 92.8~100.0 % ùkû (Table 2). x r j w (LOQ, limit of quantitation) j m y (S/N ratio) 10 w š 20 % w š, y 80~120 % w 0.1 µg/ml w. l x r j w HPLC Vol. 20, No. 4, 2007

6 328 ½ Á Á wá Á kyá Fig. 3. Calibration curve of penciclovir in human plasma(y = x , R 2 = ). Table 2. Precision and accuracy for the determination of penciclovir in human plasma by the HPLC-FLD method Concentration (g/ml) Precision C.V. a (%) Accuracy (%) Intra-Day (n=5) Inter-Day (n=5) Intra-Day (n=5) a : C.V. (Coefficient of Variation) = (S.D./mean) 100 w x w p,, y š y w. q j sƒ w 24 x j 250 mg q 250 mg ƒƒ 1 n w z, xwš w vx w r j s³ x - š Fig. 4 ùkü. ƒ vx AUC t n z 10 ¾ ƒ vx x - š l Õ œ w w. C max ƒ vx x - š l ƒ x w, T max ƒ vx x - š l š x w w. q 250 mg s³ x - š w AUC t (µg hr/ml) 2.88Û0.58, šx C max (µg/ml) 1.50Û0.33, š x T max (hr) 0.71Û0.26. wr x j 250 mg s³ x - š w AUC t (µg hr/ml) 3.11 Û0.73, š x C max (µg/ml) 1.60Û 0.33, š x T max (hr) 0.68Û 0.33 (Table 3), x q l s³e ƒ Û20 % ü w w. t t ³ x w sƒ w Fig. 4. Mean plasma concentration-time curves of penciclovir in 24 human volunteers following single oral administration of reference preparation( ) and test preparation( ) at the dose of famciclovir 250 mg (mean S.D.). Analytical Science & Technology

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