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The Analytical Scientist / App Notes / 2016 / Ultra-Sensitive Method for the Determination of 1,25 di-OH Vitamin D2 and 1,25 di-OH Vitamin D3 in Serum Using Supported Liquid Extraction Prior to LC-MS/MS

Ultra-Sensitive Method for the Determination of 1,25 di-OH Vitamin D2 and 1,25 di-OH Vitamin D3 in Serum Using Supported Liquid Extraction Prior to LC-MS/MS

03/16/2016

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This application note describes a protocol for the extraction of 1,25 di-OH Vitamin D2 and 1,25 di-OH Vitamin D3 metabolites from serum using supported liquid extraction prior to LC-MS/MS detection. The method described in this application achieves highly reproducible recoveries for 1,25 diOH Vitamins D2 and D3. A calibration range between 5 and 500 pg/mL is demonstrated using a starting volume of 0.25 mL of serum. Sensitivity is maximized through the use of a simple PTAD derivatization and formation of a methylamine complex.

Figure 1. Analyte structures

ISOLUTE® SLE+ Supported Liquid Extraction plates and columns offer an efficient alternative to traditional liquid-liquid extraction (LLE) for bioanalytical sample preparation, providing high analyte recoveries, no emulsion formation, and significantly reduced sample preparation.

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1,25 diOH Vitamin D2 and 1,25 diOH Vitamin D3 with deuterated 1,25 diOH Vitamin D3 as internal standard (all purchased from Sigma Aldrich Chemical Co., Poole, UK).

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