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18
Categorie Soggetti
Chemistry Analytical","Biochemical Research Methods
This paper describes a high-performance liquid chromatographic method
with fluorescence detection for the analysis of methyl-beta-cyclodextr
in (MEBCD) in plasma and cell lysate, after in situ complexation with
1-naphthol. The size-exclusion HPLC column packed with TSK 3000 SW gel
, was equilibrated with an eluent mixture composed of methanol and pur
ified water (2:98, v/v) containing 10(-4) M 1-naphthol as a fluorophor
e. The detection is based on fluorescence enhancement caused by the fo
rmation of inclusion complexes and was performed at 290 and 360 nm for
excitation and emission, respectively. The method involved a simple t
reatment of the samples with chloroform. Daunorubicin was used as inte
rnal standard. Limits of quantitation were 0.8 mu M in plasma and 0.5
mu M in cell lysate. Detection limits of 0.5 mu M (50 pmol) and 0.3 mu
M (30 pmol) were obtained for MEBCD in the two media, respectively. L
inear detection response was obtained for concentrations ranging from
1 to 100 mu M in plasma and cell lysate. Recovery from plasma proved t
o be more than 40%. Precision, expressed as C.V. was in the range of 4
to 11%. Accuracy ranged from 89 to 105%.