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High-performance liquid chromatographic method for determination of reversible isomers of SU5416
Anand Sistla1, Wei-Lien Yang, Narmada Shenoy
1Formulations Research, SUGEN Inc., 230 S. Grand Avenue, South San Francisco, CA 94080, USA. Anand.Sistla@pfizer.com
Abstract:
SU5416 shows light-induced reversible geometric isomerism. A simple, reliable, isocratic HPLC method using an UV-vis detector at lambda(425nm) was developed. The method provides efficient (R(S)=3.5) analysis of the two isomers with retention of the isomeric integrity. Additionally, the method has linearity over a wide range (50-1000microg/mL, r(2)=0.99), is accurate (99-102%, RSD <4%), and reproducible (RSD <0.8%). The method was used for analyzing pharmaceutical samples and understanding the kinetics of SU5416 isomers in methanol. In addition, this method can be used for quantifying the non-isolatable E-isomer.
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