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A ew Polymer-based SPE Sorbent to Reduce Matrix Effects in Bioanalytical LC-MS/MS M. Cleeve, L. Williams, A. owells, G. Davies, S. Merriman, S. Plant,. Gooding, J. Labadie, R. Johnston, M. Burke 1, R. Calverley,. Lodder, C. Desbrow Argonaut Technologies Ltd. now a Biotage company, ew Road, engoed, Mid Glamorgan, CF82 8AU, UK marketing_info@biotage.com 1 MFB Consulting LLC, 5560. Via Velazquez, Tucson, AZ 85715 Introduction Sample preparation is essential when analyzing drugs in biological fluid samples (e.g. plasma and urine), even when selective analytical techniques such as LC-MS/MS are used. Increasingly, bioanalytical scientists utilize solid phase extraction (SPE) as the preferred sample preparation technique for the extraction of drugs and their metabolites from biological fluids. Recent years have seen a resurgence in the use of resins as SPE sorbents. Resins have been advocated for extractions of this type because compared with silica based SPE sorbents they generally show improved recovery of polar analytes and the ability to simultaneously extract large numbers of analytes with different functionalities simultaneously. owever, the current generation of resin based SPE products, used with generic methodology, can produce dirty extracts which lead to matrix effects such as ion suppression or enhancement in LC-MS/MS analysis. These are due to high levels of co-extracted endogenous material that are transferred from the sample to the final extract during the extraction process. At Argonaut Technologies we have focussed on the development of a resin based SPE product that can deliver the benefits of resin based SPE (for example extraction of a broad range of analytes using a single generic method) without the compromise of dirty extracts. This poster describes the use of EVLUTE AB (Acidic Basic eutral) Sample Preparation Products for extraction of drugs from biological fluids. The main topics are: 1. Extraction of a broad range of analytes using a single generic method 2. Improved extract cleanliness resulting in reduced ion suppression EVLUTE Sample Preparation Products 1. Extraction of a Broad Range of Analytes Using a Single Generic Method EVLUTE AB is a polystyrene-divinylbenzene based material, surface modified with hydroxyl-functional oligomers, which impart water-wettable characteristics. This allows simultaneous extraction of acidic, basic and neutral compounds with a wide polarity range from aqueous biological fluid samples using a single generic method. This is illustrated using a probe set selected for its diversity of structure, functionality and polarity.

EXPERIMETAL CDITIS Sample: uman plasma spiked with probe analytes, as listed in Table 1. Classification Compound Structure logp 1 pk 1 Plasma Sample Concentration (pg/µl) Acidic, polar Salicylic Acid 2 2.24 2.9 3C Acidic, medium polarity C Cl 3.10 4.3 Acidic, medium polarity 3 C 3.51 5.2 F Acidic, non-polar 3 C S 3.59 3.6 eutral, very polar 0.34 /A eutral, polar 1.49 /A Basic, polar 3 C 1.34 10.8 Basic, polar altrexone 1.80 9.2 Basic, non-polar 3 C 3 C 3.11 6.6 3 C Basic, non-polar 3.67 8.3 Table 1. Probe compounds used for recovery experiment. ote: extracted from buffer due to its presence in blank plasma samples. 1 pk and logp values were obtained from literature or values were calculated if not available. 100 µl plasma sample extracted using EVLUTE AB 25 mg/1 ml columns and SPE method as described in Experimental Conditions. 2

EXPERIMETAL CDITIS EVLUTE AB Generic Method SPE Column: EVLUTE AB 25 mg/1 ml (p/n 600-0002-A) Sample Pre-treatment: Dilute plasma sample 1:3 (v/v) with aqueous formic acid (1 %, v/v). Mix thoroughly. Conditioning: Condition each column with methanol (1 ml). Equilibration: Equilibrate each column with aqueous formic acid (0.1%, v/v, 1 ml). Sample Load: Load sample (100 µl diluted plasma). Interference Wash: Elute interferences with water/methanol (95:5, v/v, 1 ml). Analyte Elution: Elute analytes with methanol (500 µl). Post-extraction: Extracts were evaporated to dryness and reconstituted in mobile phase. PLC Guard Column: Eclipse XDB-C18 (2.1 x 12.5 mm, 5 µm) Analytical Column: Eclipse XDB-C18 (2.1 x 50 mm, 3.5 µm) Mobile Phase: A = 0.1% (v/v) formic acid, B = acetonitrile Gradient: Time % B (Acetonitrile) 0 20 5 36 7 70 8 70 8.1 20 Flow Rate: 0.25 ml/minute Injection Volume: 50 µl Temperature: 30 C MS/MS Instrument: Varian 1200L triple quadrupole Ionization: Electrospray, +ve (-ve for salicylic acid) Drying Gas Temperature: 300 C Analyte MRM Transition Collision Energy (ev) 137.1>93.2 15.5 358.1>139.0-19.5 207.1>161.2-9.5 357.2>233.0-43.5 152.1>110.0-15.0 361.3>147.0-20.0 268.1>116.0-16.5 altrexone 342.2>324.0-18.5 609.5>195.0-33.5 265.2>208.0-19.0 Analyte altrexone Recovery (%, n=5) 90 94 98 97 108 94 97 92 93 109 RSD (%) 3.6 5.3 3.7 5.8 5.1 0.75 3.5 4.3 7.9 5.7 Analyte Recovery (%) 90 0 altrexone EVLUTE AB delivers high absolute recoveries (>90 %) with excellent reproducibility (0.75-7.9 % rsd, n=5) for a wide range of compounds 3

Comparison with other Commercially Available Resin Based SPE Products The applicability of EVLUTE AB for extraction of a range of acidic, basic and neutral compounds from plasma was compared with other commercially available resin based SPE products. EXPERIMETAL CDITIS SPE Method EVLUTE AB: EVLUTE AB generic method, as described on page 3. Competitors A, B, C: Manufacturers recommended generic methods were used. Analytical Method As described above. RESULTS Analyte recovery (% 100 80 60 40 20 0 EV LUTE A B Competitor A Competitor B Competitor C CCLUSIS Using a single generic SPE method, EVLUTE AB can be used to extract a wide range of acidic, basic and neutral compounds from plasma samples. igh recoveries (>90%) with low variation (rsd <8%) were achieved when extracting probe compounds spiked in the concentration range 5-/µL. EVLUTE AB showed consistently higher recoveries than competitor resin based SPE products for a representative probe set. 2. Comparison of Extract Cleanliness EVLUTE AB has an optimized pore structure designed to minimize the retention of endogenous plasma components during the solid phase extraction process, and produce cleaner extracts for analysis. PLC-UV was used to investigate the relative cleanliness of blank plasma extracts produced using EVLUTE AB, and a competitor resin based SPE product (A and C). The majority of bioanalytical samples are analyzed by LC-MS/MS. So in addition, the effect of increased extract cleanliness on reduction of ion suppression caused by plasma extracts was investigated using LC-MS/MS flow injection analysis (as described by Bonfiglio et al 1 ). 4

EXPERIMETAL CDITIS Sample Preparation Blank human plasma samples (500 µl) were extracted using the EVLUTE AB generic method, as described on page 3. As a comparison, plasma samples from the same pooled master batch of plasma were extracted using competitor resin based SPE products, using the manufacturer s recommended generic method. a. Comparison of Extract Cleanliness using PLC-UV Analysis Following extraction, extracts were evaporated to dryness and reconstituted in mobile phase (500 µl). PLC Conditions Column: Genesis C18, 15 cm x 4.6 mm, 4 µm Mobile Phase: 60:40 (v/v) phosphoric acid (0.2%, p 2.5) : methanol containing 200 µl diethylamine Flow Rate: 1.4 ml/minute Injection Volume: 40 µl Wavelength: 220 nm Temperature: 40 C RESULTS The chromatograms generated are shown below. A range of extract cleanliness is observed with UV detection. Extracts produced using EVLUTE AB and Competitor C exhibit low levels of co-extracted material, whereas the extract produced using Competitor A contains significant levels of co-extracted material. 406.59 mv 403.30 mv 600.00 mv EVLUTE AB Competitor A Competitor C -1.0 7.0-1.0 7.0 0.0 12.0 b. Effect of Extract Cleanliness on Ion Suppression Following extraction, the plasma extracts were evaporated to dryness and reconstituted in mobile phase spiked with caffeine at a concentration of 1 µg/ml. The MS/MS signal intensity observed from the spiked plasma sample extracts was then compared with that observed for pure mobile phase spiked at the same concentration (1 µg/ml) with caffeine. FIA LC-MS/MS Conditions Mobile Phase: Water:acetonitrile:methanol: 0.1% formic acid (50:45:5:1, v/v) Flow Rate: 0.25 ml/minute Injection Volume: 5 µl Instrument: Varian 1200L triple quadrupole Ionization: Electrospray, +ve Drying Gas Temperature: 260 C SRM Transition for Caffeine: m/z 195>138 5

RESULTS The signal intensity from spiked mobile phase relative to that from extracts produced using EVLUTE AB, competitor A and competitor C is shown below. Signal Intensity (Caffeine, LC-MS-MS FIA analysis) 5.00E+07 4.00E+07 3.00E+07 2.00E+07 1.00E+07 0.00E+00 Spiked mobile phase EVLUTE AB Competitor A Competitor C Sample % Ion Suppression Spiked mobile phase 0 EVLUTE AB 28 Competitor A 46 Competitor C 78 Compared to spiked mobile phase, extracts generated using EVLUTE AB suppress the signal from caffeine by only 28 %. Competitors A and C exhibit 46 % and 78 % ion suppression, respectively. CMMETS EVLUTE AB produces cleaner extracts than competitor polymer-based SPE products. Extracts contain low levels of co-extracted material observed with PLC-UV analysis, and a significant reduction in ion suppression effects, leading to an increased signal-to-noise ratio in LC-MS/MS. For the competitor products, we have also shown that there is no direct correlation between extract cleanliness observed using PLC-UV analysis, and matrix effects in LC-MS/MS analysis. For example, competitor C shows minimal levels of co-extracted material in PLC-UV, while the LC-MS/MS signal exhibits 78 % ion suppression. This suggests that different resin based SPE products remove different matrix components from the original plasma samples. VERALL CCLUSIS EVLUTE AB can be used to extract a wide range of analytes from biological fluid samples with high recoveries and low rsd. Biological fluid extracts produced using EVLUTE AB are cleaner, and give less ion suppression than those produced using competitor polymer-based SPE products. References 1. R. Bonfiglio, R.C. King, T.V. lah, K. Mwerkle, Rapid Commun. Mass Spectrom. 13 (1999) 1175-1185. 2005 Argonaut Technologies, Inc. All rights reserved. EVLUTE is a trademark of Argonaut Technologies, Inc, now a Biotage company. Genesis is a registered trademark of Grace Vydac. Cardiff, Wales ew Road, engoed Mid. Glamorgan. CF82 8AU, UK T: +44 (0) 1443 811811 F: +44 (0) 1443 816552 marketing_info@biotage.com 4 6