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Validation and reproducibility of an LC-MS/MS method for emixustat and its three deaminated metabolites in human plasma.
Bioanalysis 2018 October 17
AIM: A sensitive method to quantify emixustat and its rapidly formed three major deaminated metabolites in human plasma was necessary to determine exposure in clinical trials.
METHODS: An LC-MS/MS method was validated for accuracy and precision, linearity, carry over, selectivity, recovery, matrix effects, hematocrit effects and stability.
RESULTS: A quantitative procedure for the determination of emixustat, ACU-5116, ACU-5124 and ACU-5149 in human plasma over the concentration range of 0.0500/1.00/1.00/1.00-10.0/1000/1000/1000 ng/ml, was successfully validated and has been used to successfully analyze samples in three clinical trials. Incurred sample reanalysis was performed for all four analytes in each study with >92% of the repeat results and original results within 20% of the mean of the two values.
METHODS: An LC-MS/MS method was validated for accuracy and precision, linearity, carry over, selectivity, recovery, matrix effects, hematocrit effects and stability.
RESULTS: A quantitative procedure for the determination of emixustat, ACU-5116, ACU-5124 and ACU-5149 in human plasma over the concentration range of 0.0500/1.00/1.00/1.00-10.0/1000/1000/1000 ng/ml, was successfully validated and has been used to successfully analyze samples in three clinical trials. Incurred sample reanalysis was performed for all four analytes in each study with >92% of the repeat results and original results within 20% of the mean of the two values.
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