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Abstract
Isoprostanes have emerged as one of the most important noninvasive markers of oxidative stress associated with the development of several deseases (heart desease, cancer, Alzheimer). Sircar et al. developed a simple and sensitive HPLC-MS method for the quantification of Isoprostane F2a involving only one step sample preparation.
Analysed Matrices
human plasma, human urine
Analytes
- 8-iso-PGF2a
- 8-iso-PGF2a-d4
Sample Preparation
- extraction from plasma:
addition of 200 pg IS and 0.3 ml KOH (15 %) to 0,3 ml freshly thawed plasma
incubation of sample for 60 min at 40 °C
neutralization by 1 ml KH2PO4 (1M) to pH 7,2- 7,4
loading onto the isoprostane affinity column
washing: 5 ml phosphate buffer (0,1 M) and 5 ml ultrapure H2O
elution: 2 ml EtOH (95%)
evaporation to dryness under vacuum and redissolvation in 60 μl 20 % CH3CN in H2O containing (1 mg/ml acetic acid)
regeneration of affinity column by washing with 5l ultrapure H2O and 5 ml phosphate buffer(0,1 M) containing 0,05 % NaN3
- extraction from urine:
dilution of 0,3 ml urine with 2 ml KH2PO4 (0,1 M, pH 7,4)
addition of 200 pg IS
loading onto the isoprostane affinity column directly without KOH traetment
elution: 2 ml EtOH (95%)
Analytical Method
HPLC-MS
- HPLC (ThermoFinnigan)
injection volume: 20 μl
column: Altima HP C18 (2,1*100 mm, 3 μm, Alltech); guard column: 10 mm* 2,1 mm
linear gradient: CH3CN in H2O (20 % to 45 % in 25 min)
flow rate: 0,2 ml/ min
reequillibration: 20 % CH3CN in 20 min
total run time between injections: 45 min
T (column): 30 °C
T (sample tray): 4 °C
- MS (Surveyor MSQ)
single quadruplole analyser, ESI probe
negative ESI mode
drying gas flow (N2): 650 l/h
needle voltage: 2300 eV
probe temperature: 400 °C
cone voltage: 60 eV
detector voltage: 1953 V
selected ion monitoring (SIM) mode
m/z 353.2 ( 8-iso-PGF2a)
m/z 357.2 ( 8-iso-PGF2a-d4)
Xcaliber 1.4 software for Windows (Thermo Finnigan)
Method Validation
Accuracy
Precision
4,68 % (intraday)
3,88 % (interday)
LOD
0,5 ng/l
LOQ
30 ng/l
Linearity
1-5000 ng/l
Internal Standard (IS)
- 8-iso-PGF2a-d4
Reference
- D. Sircar, P. V. Subbaiah
Clinical Chemistry 2007, 53:2, 251-258.
Department of Medicine, 1819 West Polk St., M/C 797, Chicago, IL 60612; Fax: 312-413-0435; e-mail: psubbaia@uic.edu.
