Q-TOF PREMIER DYNAMIC RANGE ENHANCEMENT AND ACCURATE MASS MEASUREMENT PERFORMANCE

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Q-TOF PREMIER DYAMIC RAGE EHACEMET AD ACCURATE MASS MEASUREMET PERFORMACE Michael McCullagh, Jose Castro-Perez, and Lisa Calton Waters Corporation, Manchester, UK ITRODUCTIO The use of time-of-flight (TOF) technology to provide information-rich data continues to expand through all areas of industry, including metabolite, impurity, environmental, and natural product profiling. In these and many other application areas, it is increasingly important to have a mass spectrometer capable of fullspectrum acquisition with excellent sensitivity, especially when dealing with unknowns. Moreover, as regulatory requirements continue to evolve, fullspectrum acquisition is also utilized to prove the absence of a compound. The ability to acquire routine, accurately mass-measured data below 3 ppm enables complex data sets to be rapidly converted to solutions. Full-spectrum acquisition also eliminates data acquisition limitations. If an unknown is determined to be present in a data set, MS/MS combined with accurate mass measurement allows the elemental composition of product ions to be determined, drastically reducing the time-consuming step of structural elucidation when only nominal mass MS/MS data is acquired. The Waters Q-Tof Premier Mass Spectrometer further extends the advantages of TOF technology. Enhanced instrument stability enables accurate mass measurements below 3 ppm to be obtained over extended periods of time, without the need for instrument recalibration. The benefits of TOF technology can also be used for quantitative studies, since technology advances now enable 4 orders of linear dynamic range to be acquired routinely. Such performance advances have been brought about through the use of the cutting-edge ion optics, power management, and electronics. Further enhancements to software not only make the Q-Tof Premier easy to use, but also facilitate more efficient data mining, providing answers faster and improving laboratory productivity. The Q-Tof Premier's programmable Dynamic Range Enhancement (pdre ) extends the working range of the instrument and simplifies data processing as shown in Figure 1. The data presented in this note illustrates typical mass accuracy and dynamic range that can easily be acquired using the Q-Tof Premier. Using Temazepam (5 pg/µl), the mass measurement performance was tested over extended, continuous periods in both V- and W-mode resolution geometries. In addition, temazepam was used to test the linear dynamic range in both MS and MS/MS modes. 1 3.17 Q Tof Premier Data Combined at Half Peak Height Q Tof Data 6 Scans Combined At Peak Tail.5 1. 1.5 2. 2.5 3. 3.5 4. 4.5 Time Figure 1. Illustration of improved data selection enabled by the Q-Tof Premier s pdre.

EXPERIMETAL RESULTS LC Conditions LC System: Waters ACQUITY UPLC System Column: ACQUITY UPLC BEH C 18 2.1 x 1 mm, 1.7 µm Mobile Phase: Isocratic: A: H 2 O (.1 HCOOH) B: MeC Column Temp: 45 C Flow: Analyte: 5 A/5 B.4 ml/min Temazepam In Figure 2, the total ion chromatogram and m/z 31.74 extracted exact mass chromatogram for temazepam in plasma is shown, with the corresponding exact mass spectrum in Figure 3. The mass measurement errors for 5 consecutive injections of temazepam using the Q-Tof Premier in V- and W-mode were determined, and the results obtained along with the RMS error are presented in Figures 4 and 5, respectively. MS Conditions MS System: Waters Q-Tof Premier Mass Spectrometer Ionization Mode: ESI + at 3 kv Cone Voltage: 3 V Collision Energy: 18 ev Reference Mass: Leucine enkephalin, [M+H] + = 556.2771 Acquisition Parameters: 1-9 m/z,.1 sec/spectrum,.5 sec inter-scan delay, and Resolution = >8, FWHM (Vmode), 15, FWHM (W-mode) Longevity/Linearity Parameters: Calibrated once in V-mode and W-mode, 8-Day experiment, Injection volume = 1 µl, Temazepam conc. = 5 pg/µl, Temazepam linearity series from.5 pg/µl to 5 pg/µl, with triplicate injections Data Processing: MassLynx Software with QuanLynx and MetaboLynx Application Managers (for mass measurement error determination), MS = m/z 31.74 extracted ion chromatogram, and MS/MS = m/z 31.74, 283.62, and 255.67, combined extracted ion chromatograms Presented in Figures 6 and 7 are the respective demonstrations of four orders of linearity utilizing fullspectrum acquisition MS and MS/MS for temazepam in plasma, along with the corresponding correlation coefficients obtained. From Figure 8, the MS/MS exact mass spectrum acquired for temazepam illustrates the mass accuracy obtained for the product ions formed. A typical monthly 1-minute calibration with residuals of.42 mda is shown in Figure 9. This is the calibration that was used to acquire the results in this note. Waters ACQUITY UPLC System with the Q-Tof Premier Mass Spectrometer.

MikeMlLongevity 1.6 1: TOF MS ES+ TIC 5.9e3 1.23 Temazepam in plasma total ion chromatogram Time.2.4.6.8 1. 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2. 2.2 2.4 2.6 2.8 MikeMlLongevity 1.23 1 1: TOF MS ES+ 31.74 73 Temazepam in plasma extracted mass chromatogram.2.4.6.8 1. 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2. 2.2 2.4 2.6 2.8 Figure 2. Total ion chromatogram and m/z 31.74 extracted exact mass chromatogram for temazepam in plasma. 1 31.742 C16H142O2Cl= 31.744 Error= -.2mDa Error= -.7 ppm Cl CH 3 O OH 1: TOF MS ES+ 7.4e3 33.725 m/z 5 1 15 2 25 3 35 4 45 5 55 6 65 7 75 8 85 9 Figure 3. Exact mass spectrum acquired for temazepam in plasma. ppm Error Q-Tof Premier Longevity Performance V Mode Temazepam in Plasma 2 RMS Error= 2.45 ppm 15 95 < 5ppm 1 5-5 -1-15 -2 Sample umber Series1 ppm Error 2 15 1 5-5 -1-15 -2 Q-Tof Premier Longevity Performance W Mode Temazepam in Plasma RMS Error=1.47 ppm 95 < 3ppm 1 < 5ppm Sample umber Series1 Figure 4. Mass measurement error for 5 consecutive injections of temazepam in plasma in V-mode. Figure 5. Mass measurement error for 5 consecutive injections of temazepam in plasma in W-mode.

9 V MODE MSr =.999851 8 7 6 Response 5 4 3 2 1 Compound name: temazepam Correlation coefficient: r =.999851,r^2 =.99972 Calibration curve:.17925 * x + 2.18854 Response type: External Std, Area Curve type: Linear, Origin: Include, Weighting: ull, Axis trans: one pg/ul 5 1 15 2 25 3 35 4 45 5 Figure 6. Illustration of four orders of linearity utilizing full-spectrum MS acquisition for temazepam in plasma. 12 V MODE MS/MSr =.999752 1 8 Response 6 4 2 Compound name: temazepam Correlation coefficient: r =.999752, r^2 =.99955 Calibration curve:.249357 * x + 2.91198 Response type: External Std, Area Curve type: Linear, Origin: Include, Weighting: ull, Axis trans: one pg/ul 1 2 3 4 5 Figure 7. Illustration of four orders of linearity utilizing full-spectrum MS/MS acquisition for temazepam in plasma.

MikeMlLinearity255 1 CH 3 O 255.678 C15H122Cl Mwt=255.689 Error= -4.4 ppm 1: TOF MSMS 31.7ES+ 1.13e5 OH Cl C9H7OCl Mwt=193.891 Error=.5 ppm 18.217 C14H11Cl Mwt=228.58 Error= -.9 ppm 228.578 257.646 258.733 C16H122OCl Mwt=283.638 Error= 1.4 ppm 283.642 C16H142O2Cl Mwt=31.744 285.633 Error=.7 ppm 31.746 m/z 16 17 18 19 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 3 31 32 33 34 35 Figure 8. MS/MS exact mass spectrum acquired for temazepam. Figure 9. A typical monthly 1-minute calibration with residuals of.42 mda.

DISCUSSIO A series of experiments was designed to test the longterm performance of the Q-Tof Premier. The tests utilized temazepam in plasma in order to generate representative real world results. The results obtained indicate the typical mass accuracy and dynamic range values that can be obtained with the Q-Tof Premier. Using temazepam (5 pg/µl), the mass measurement performance of the Q-Tof Premier was tested over extended, continuous periods in both V- and W-mode resolution geometries. In addition, temazepam was used to test the linear dynamic range in both MS and MS/MS modes. An example of the data acquired for temazepam in plasma are presented in Figure 2, where the total ion chromatogram and the m/z 31.74 extracted exact mass chromatogram are shown. For the corresponding exact mass spectrum in Figure 3, the data were generated by simply combining the data across the extracted ion chromatogram at half-height to generate an accurate mass spectrum with only a.7 ppm error. With pdre, it is no longer necessary to be selective in the choice of data in order to generate an accurate mass spectrum. Isocratic conditions were chosen to deliberately increase the retention of temazepam on-column, so that Q-Tof Premier performance could be tested over an extended period of time. Initially, the mass measurement performance was tested in V-mode, where 95 of the mass measurements made were within a 5 ppm error. After 5 consecutive injections in V-mode, an overall RMS error of 2.45 ppm was obtained (Figure 4). W-mode (Figure 5). The Q-Tof Premier was calibrated once in V-mode and W-mode, and operated continuously 24 hours a day for eight days before the experiment was completed. The results obtained were acquired using leucine enkephalin as a reference mass, with the Q-Tof Premier s LockSpray interface. As can be seen from the mass measurement errors obtained, LockSpray on-the-fly mass correction is an extremely robust technique and clearly compensates for the environmental fluctuations in a typical laboratory. pdre extends the operating range of the Q-Tof Premier to four orders of magnitude. As a result, both quantitative and qualitative studies can be performed, with the benefits of full-spectrum acquisition and accurate mass measurement. In MS mode, a correlation coefficient of r =.999851 was obtained for temazepam in plasma from.5 to 5 pg/µl (Figure 6). For the corresponding MS/MS linearity plot, a correlation coefficient of r =.9997 was obtained (Figure 7). In MS/MS mode, the combined peak areas of the product ions m/z 283.62 and 255.67 and the remaining parent m/z 31.74 were used to determine the response obtained. An example of the MS/MS exact mass spectrum acquired for temazepam at 5 pg/µl is shown, where all of the mass measurements were determined with a <5 ppm error. From the exact mass spectrum shown in Figure 8, it can be seen that accurate mass measurement enables the elemental composition of the product ions to be determined along with the full isotope pattern, which in itself helps to facilitate rapid structural elucidation. The results illustrate that excellent accurate mass measurement was obtained. The mass measurement performance test was continued with W-mode geometry and another 5 consecutive injections were made. The resulting data was automatically processed with MetaboLynx. Overall, 1 of the mass measurements made in W- mode were obtained within a <5 ppm error and 95 were obtained at <3 ppm. An RMS error of 1.47 ppm was obtained for the 5 consecutive injections in As displayed in Figure 9, a typical monthly 1-minute calibration has residuals of just.42 mda a result of the latest innovations in electronics, power supply design and ion optics enhancements incorporated into the Q-Tof Premier instrument design. This, in turn, facilitates the routine acquisition of data with <3 ppm error as standard for busy laboratory environments.

COCLUSIO The Q-Tof Premier Mass Spectrometer was demonstrated to operate routinely and reliably under conditions that would be experienced in a typical laboratory environment. Easy to use just set up and go o Straightforward and robust calibration, reliable over extended periods o LockSpray lock mass innovation removes environmental variation issues pdre extends analytical applicability for quantitative and qualitative applications o Simplified data processing and selection MS linearity over 4 orders of magnitude, where r =.9998 MS/MS linearity over 4 orders of magnitude, where r =.9997 Excellent accurate mass measurement using MS/MS 24/7 instrument operation is routine o o recalibration required o >1 spiked plasma samples analyzed o RMS error V-mode = 2.45 ppm o RMS error W-mode = 1.47 ppm Waters, Q-Tof Premier, ACQUITY UPLC, MetaboLynx, QuanLynx, MassLynx, and pdre are trademarks of Waters Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. 26 Waters Corporation Produced in the U.S.A. Mar. 26 721596E KJ-PDF