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Fully automated gradient elution liquid chromatographic assay of omeprazole and two metabolites
I Grundevik1, G Jerndal, K Balmér
1Bioanalytical Chemistry, AB Hässle, S-431 83 Mölndal, Sweden.
Abstract:
An automated liquid chromatographic method for the determination of omeprazole and two metabolites in plasma and urine is described. It utilizes the Technicon Fully-Automated-Sample-Treatment-LC system (FAST(R)-LC). Sample preparation is achieved by air-segmented continuous-flow providing solvent extraction, evaporation to dryness and reconstitution before injection onto a reversed-phase column. The compounds are separated by isocratic or gradient elution with acetonitrile-phosphate buffer mobile phases and quantified by UV-measurements at 302 nm. The limit of determination (relative standard deviation 10-15%) is 50 nmol l(-1) in plasma (800 microl) and 200 nmol l(-1) in urine (200 microl). The sample capacity is six or three samples per hour, depending on the elution mode.
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