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Optimizing the discovery bioanalysis strategy for macrocyclic peptides.

Xing Zhang¹, Stephanie Dale², Yusi Cui²

¹Genentech Inc, DMPK, South San Francisco, CA, USA. zhanx239@gene.com.

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|February 15, 2025

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Developing a robust bioanalytical strategy for macrocyclic peptides (MCPs) is crucial for drug discovery. This study optimized sample extraction and utilized targeted-selected ion monitoring (t-SIM) for high-throughput MCP quantification.

Keywords:

Bioanalytical methods Macrocyclic peptides Orbitrap high-resolution MS Quantitative analysis Sample preparation

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Area of Science:

Pharmaceutical Science
Analytical Chemistry
Drug Discovery

Background:

Macrocyclic peptides (MCPs) are important therapeutics but present bioanalytical challenges.
Conventional assays struggle with MCPs' unique structures and ADME properties.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and optimize a high-throughput bioanalytical strategy for MCPs.
To address limitations of traditional LC-MRM assays for MCP drug discovery.

Main Methods:

Evaluated ten sample extraction methods, identifying protein precipitation with MeOH/ACN and FA as optimal.
Assessed targeted-selected ion monitoring (t-SIM) and parallel reaction monitoring (PRM) on Orbitrap HRMS.
Compared t-SIM and PRM sensitivity and performance against conventional LC-MRM.

Main Results:

Protein precipitation achieved 80% recovery and 90% matrix effect for most MCPs.
t-SIM demonstrated comparable sensitivity to MRM (LOQ 1-3 ng/mL) with added flexibility.
The optimized strategy met quantitation requirements across various biological matrices.

Conclusions:

An optimized, high-throughput bioanalytical strategy for MCPs was successfully developed.
t-SIM offers a sensitive and flexible alternative to conventional LC-MRM for MCP discovery bioanalysis.