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La RMN quantitative appliquée aux petites molécules
Fabrice Moriaud - Applications Development - Fällanden
30ème Réunion d’Utilisateurs RMN Bruker
Quantification in liquids
External and Internal Reference
Concentration Determination (External Reference)
Potency Determination (Internal Reference)
Covered in this presentation
Demain matin 09:00
session3 RMN en milieu pharmaceutique
Quantification in Solids
Shortening Time to Market - Rapid Analysis of Drugs
Anna Codina
TD-NMR Workflow
The minispec Mq20
Quantification in liquids
External and Internal Reference
Concentration Determination (External Reference)
Potency Determination (Internal Reference)
La RMN quantitative appliquée aux petites molécules
External and Internal Reference have very similar workflow and are available side by side
Workflow in IconNMR: analyte and reference (calibrant)
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Workflow in CMC-assist
External and Internal Reference have very similar workflow and are available side by side
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General Comments about External and Internal Calibration
• Spectroscopic methods are othogonal and, thus ideally suited to assess materials purified chromatographically.
• With NMR, the integral regions reflect the molar response of the protons.
• Absolute quantification is possible: no need of a reference sample of the analyte. A suitable (certified standard) can be chosen.
• Any mass related interpretation requires in addition the molecular weight, or the molecular Formula.
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General Comments about External and Internal Calibration
Internal vs External Reference:
Internal calibration is a common method for absolute quantification
• It involves the addition of a known amount of a certified calibrant to the analyte. Accurate and precise.
• But signal overlaps challenge.
External calibration is also a common method for absolute quantification.
• Precious sample are not mixed with a calibrant.
• Higher throughput.
• But new sources of errors occur…
Accuracy and Precision
neither accurate nor precise
accurate but not precise
reproducibility error
not accurate but precise
systematic error
accurate and precise
Sources of Systematic Errors in quantitative NMR
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Effect of pulse miscalibration
… only important for external quantification
Effect of short recycle delay
… always important
Effect of low digital resolution
… always important
Effect of short acquisition time
… always important
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Effect of phase errors
… most important for external quantification
Effect of baseline offsets
… most important for external quantification
Effect of integral limits
… always important
Sample preparation
… always important
Signal to noise
… always important
Choice of integral regions for analyte
… always important
Sources of Reproducibility Errors in quantitative NMR
Analyte integrals automatic determination
• Integral regions and Proton content are determined in automation with CMC-assist algorithms.
• Selection of Integral region for quantification
• Tested/proven on Expert analysed Data and integrated in industry workflows.
• At the heart of several automation solutions: quantification within IconNMR, SmartDriveNMR, CMC-q
Analysing mixtures ! • One analyte • One internal standard • Known impurities in any amount • Unknown impurities: small integrals
compared to analyte integrals (0.3 Proton)
Quantification in liquids
External and Internal Reference
Concentration Determination (External Reference)
Potency Determination (Internal Reference)
La RMN quantitative appliquée aux petites molécules
CMC-q: workflow package for library QC, Fragment Based Screening
• Medchem compounds in NMR solvents (deuterated or not)
• well plates and SDF information
Samples
• Any Bruker sample changer
• SampleJet for high throughput
• CMC-q 2.0: optimized experiments
• In H-DMSO or H2O buffer
NMR Automation
• Fully automated, on-the-fly, analysis:
• Verification, concentration, purity, water
Analysis
• All information at a glance
• Easy manual cross check and editing
• Spread sheets, pdfs…
Results
CMC-q launches Batch experiments in IconNMR
•Batch Setup from SDF
•Automatic structure file extraction
•Single click setting of global parameters
•Different levels of confidence
•Customizable
•Automatic acquisition, processing and analysis
Batch results
Inspect batch results
• Interactive well-plate
view
• Export to external formats
CMC-q concentration test results
• Software Statements:
• green: high confidence
• red (with concentration): lower confidence
• light blue: no concentration
• Light background: in concentration
CMC-q automatically delivers: integrity, concentration, purity and water content (for H-DMSO)
QA results for DMSO stock solutions
Compound integrity Compound concentration
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Library QC on-the-fly in buffer Tailor libraries & get ligand reference data
We prepared a library from a supplier, in aqueous solvent : ca. 30% bad samples!
• 20% “no compound” no compound in stock solution, or not soluble in buffer
• 10% decayed or wrong compound
• 50% concentration off by more than +/- 30%
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Howto: External reference definition
External Reference definition in TopSpin & CMC-assist: separate reference spectrum (PULCON, ERETIC-II)
Define integral region
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External reference definition with CMC-assist or TopSpin
Select integral region
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External reference definition with TopSpin or CMC-assist
Define as Eretic reference
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Define Reference concentration and number of protons
External reference definition with TopSpin or CMC-assist
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All done. The dataset becomes a reference dataset (with a file called eretic)
External reference definition with TopSpin or CMC-assist
Quantification in liquids
External and Internal Reference
Concentration Determination (External Reference)
Potency Determination (Internal Reference)
La RMN quantitative appliquée aux petites molécules
Potency of Drugs Definition
mpoundsInactiveCoDrugDrugP )(
Webster G.F. and Kumar S., Anal Chem, 86, 11474 (2014)
Inactive Compounds:
• Degradation substances LC-UV
• Process impurities LC-UV
• Water Karl Fisher titration
• Residual Solvents GC
• Inorganic material residue in ignition
Needed before administrating the drug to determine the correct dose based on the amount of
active drug in the preparation.
Typically measured by HPLC. Characterised reference standard of the drug itself is needed.
Otherwise is determined by difference:
NMR ‘One-Stop Shop’
potency determination
purity assessment
chromatographic relative response factor
calculation
residual solvent
moisture analysis
identity testing
‘Potency determination by qNMR has been shown to be a single point replacement for routine
development testing which previously involved several experiments and techniques.’*
1 single experiment -> qNMR
* Webster G.F. and Kumar S., Anal Chem, 86, 11474 (2014)
Efficiency, Economy
Selectivity
qNMR Internal Standard
IS
IS
IS
IS
Mw
Mw
Wt
Wt
I
IPP
a
a
aa
Accuracy
Eliminates errors introduced by inherent sample
differences
Pa, PIs = potency of analyte/standard
Ia, IIs = integral area of analyte/standard from NMR spectrum normalized by number of nuclei
Mwa, MwIs = molecular weight of analyte/standard
Wta, WtIs = weight of analyte/standard.
e.g. Potency = 90 % means that out of 100mg, only 90 mg are from analyte. Remaining 10% can be anything, moisture, solvent, impurities: the method captures what frequently escapes detection
Rapid and Flexible Workflow
Sample Submission
Maleic acid, 0.99, # 05427ES
Results in PDF and Excel
Robustness and reproducibility
Internal standard peaks ID and integration
Analyte ID, check and quantification
Potency calculation
Results in PDF and Excel
Area** IS Area** analyte
Prep. Wt a. [mg] Wt IS [mg] CH Region 1 Region 2 Region 3 Averaged Area a. SD Area a. Potency [%] RSD Potency [%]
1 10.30 5.10 1.03 1.00 0.99 0.98 0.99 0.01 99.11
2 13.10 5.60 0.88 1.00 0.98 0.97 0.98 0.01 99.19
3 12.40 17.80 2.93 1.00 0.98 0.82 0.94 0.08 95.42
Average 97.91 1.80
Quality
Duplicate, triplicates …
Error analysis – Intra and inter sample
Easy review
Flexibility: User Intervention Possible at any Time
Calculated potency 99.1 %
• License
• TopSpin 3.5pl7: acquisition license allows to use quantitative NMR, External and Internal Reference (No need of CMC-assist license at the spectrometer)
• External Reference: several possibilities
• IconNMR
• CMC-q
• TopSpin, CMC-assist
• Internal Reference qNMR: IconNMR, CMC-assist. Next release TopSpin 3.5pl7
• Rapid and cost effective solution to determine the amount of active drug in a formulation
• Integrated in IconNMR and CMC-assist, side by side with external reference quantification
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