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Selecting the best calibration model is crucial for accurate bioanalysis. This study found an unweighted regression model without an intercept best fit standard curves for CDRI compound 81/470 in cow milk.

Area of Science:

  • Bioanalytical chemistry
  • Pharmacokinetics
  • Analytical method development

Background:

  • Standard curve fitting is essential in bioanalysis for accurate quantification.
  • Calibration models are typically chosen during prevalidation, potentially limiting optimization.
  • Weighting schemes and regression models significantly impact standard curve accuracy.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To compare unweighted and weighted regression models for standard curve fitting of CDRI compound 81/470 in cow milk.
  • To evaluate the impact of including or excluding an intercept in the regression models.
  • To determine the optimal calibration model for assay validation in bioanalysis.

Main Methods:

  • Comparison of unweighted and weighted (1/x, 1/x², 1/√x) regression models.

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  • Evaluation of models with and without an intercept.
  • Analysis of validation samples at lower limit of quantification (LLOQ), medium, and high concentrations.
  • Application of models to CDRI compound 81/470 in cow milk, serum, and UMF-078 in plasma.

    • Main Results:

    • An unweighted regression with an intercept overestimated concentrations at the LLOQ.
    • Unweighted regression without an intercept and weighted models (with or without intercept) minimized bias at LLOQ.
    • The unweighted straight-line model passing through the origin provided the best fit for the standard curve of 81/470 in milk.
    • Similar optimal model performance was observed for 81/470 in serum and UMF-078 in plasma.

    Conclusions:

    • An unweighted regression model without an intercept is recommended for standard curves of 81/470 in milk.
    • Bioanalysts should routinely test various calibration models during assay validation, not just prevalidation.
    • The choice of calibration model significantly impacts the accuracy of bioanalytical results, especially at the LLOQ.