DEVELOPMENT OF A RP-HPLC METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF METFORMIN IN HUMAN PLASMA.

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DEVELOPMENT OF A RP-HPLC METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF METFORMIN IN HUMAN PLASMA

Determination of metformin in biological fluids (human plasma, urine, etc)  Challenge to conventional chromatographic methods

Metformin Oral antidiabetic drug Small molecule with high polarity (impossible to maintain by RP columns) pKa1=2.8 and pKa2=11.5

Determination of Metformin in plasma There are many methods to determine Metformin in plasma : LC-MS/MS GC Capillary electrophoresis Cation-exchange HPLC Normal phase chromatography RP-HPLC (specific column or common columns using ion- pairing agent)

The purpose of the study  To developed a method using a conventional column

Ion-pairing chromatography

Sample preparation techniques – Advantages and Limitations Protein precipitation or dilution  Easy  Not specific  Cost efficien t Extraction is necessary because:  Provides a purity of biological material to be injected  Enables analyte’s concentration Solid phase extraction  Requires skilled operator  Specific  Less cost efficient when compared to protein precipitation or dilution methods Liquid-liquid extraction  Requires skilled user  Specific  Less cost efficient when compared to protein precipitation or dilution methods

What do we want from our method ? To be simple To use conventional column To be selective To be accurate To be rapid To comply the purpose (study of BE from plasmatic data)

Materials and reagents Metformin HCl ACN (HPLC grade) SDS, H3PO4 (analytical grade) Millipore water (Direct Q-UV-Ultrapure ® water system) NYLON membrane filters type HNWP (47mm, 0.45µm)

Instruments/Chromatographic system Chromatographic system in reverse phase Agilent 1200, having in-built binary pump, UV/Vis DAD (Agilent 1200) using CWS software (ChemStation) install in PC. LiChrocart ® 100 RP 18 (125mm x 4.0mm i.d., 5µm particle size) C18. Centrifuge Analytical balance Vortex pH-meter Ultrasonic cleaner

Chromatographic conditions Mobile phase ACN:sodium phosphate buffer 10 mmol pH=6.0, 0.3%SDS (32.5:67.5) Mobile phase was filtered and degased for 30 minutes before use. The flow rate 1.25 ml/min, dedection was carry out in 236 nm Column’s temperature 50°C Manual injector 20µL The retention time of metformin was 4 minutes Method was linear in the range ng/ml.

Calibration standards and quality control plasma samples Stock solution Metformin in buffer (500 µg/ml) Working standards (1-50 µg/ml) obtained by diluting the stock solution in milliwater The solutions were freshly prepared for each analytical run Blood samples were centrifugated at 3500 rpm/min for 10 min Protein precipitation and wash with dichloromethane

Development and validation of bioanalytical method The main analytical parameters that are used for validation of bioanalytical method are : Linearity Precision Accuracy Limit of dedection Limit of quantification Selectivity Specificity Robustness

Linearity Concentration of analyte– absorbance Calibration curve of metformin in plasma For research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures. Fig 1. HPLC-UV chromatograms obtained for blank plasma spiked with metformin 50 ng/ml (a), 100 ng/ml (b), 300 ng/ml (c), 800 ng/ml (c), 1500 ng/ml (d), 1600 ng/ml (f).

Metformin Calibration Curves a) b) Fig 2. Calibration curves of metformin in plasma within-day (a) and between days (b).

Metformin in Plasma – Method Performance Nominal concentration (ng/ml) Calculated concentration (ng/ml) Within-day Mean ± SD (n=6) Precision % Accuracy % Low QC (300) ± Medium QC (800) ± High QC (1500) ± Nominal concentration (ng/ml) Calculated concentration (ng/ml) Between days Mean ± SD (n=21) Precision % Accuracy % Low QC (300) ± Medium QC (800) ± High QC (1500) ±

RECOVERY Nominal concentration (ng/ml) (n=6) Recovery %Precision % QC – L (300) QC-M (800) QC-H (1500)

Limit of Dedection and Limit of Quantification (LOD and LOQ) LOD = 3.3 SD/S and LOQ = 10 S.D/S, where S.D is LOD = 3.3 SD/S and LOQ = 10 S.D/S, where S.D is the residual standard deviation of regression line and S is the slope of the line. LOD = 18 ng/ml LOQ = 50 ng/ml In the range ng/ml

Selectivity and specificity a) b) Fig 3. Spectra of Metformin in 236 nm(a) and HPLC-UV chromatogram of blank human plasma (b)

Robustness  Small changes in mobile phase organic strength  and in pH by ± 2% have no significant effect on chromatographic resolution.

Metformin in Plasma- Data Examples The method was used to determined metformin concentration in plasma samples from 20 healthy volunteers, after oral administration of a tablet containing 850 mg of metformin. 5 samples analysed in 20 minutes For research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedure. Fig. 4. HPLC-UV chromatograms of plasma sample from a healthy volunteer a- 1 h (c= ng/ml) b- 2 h (c=1708.1ng/ml) c- 3 h (c=1873.4ng/ml) after oral administration 850 mg of metformin.

Application in Pharmacokinetics and Bioequivalence Studies Fig 5. Mean plasma concentrations of metformin (ng/ml) versus time (hr) profile for 20 volunteers after administration of Metforminë Profarma Sh.a 850 mg Tablets and Glucophage® 850 mg Tablets.

Conclusions  Method was simple,  rapid  selective  accurate  use conventional column  comply the purpose (study of BE from plasmatic data )

Acknowledgements