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Title: Isotope Ratio Determination: A Closer Look


1
Isotope Ratio Determination A Closer Look
  • Kevin Roberson
  • Analytical Seminar
  • November 23, 2009

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Isotopic Composition
  • Life story of a molecule, plant, and animal
  • Effected by immediate environment

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Isotope ratios are heavily used as tracer in
medical and biological studies for authenticity
in traceability
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On a Molecular Level
  • A molecules isotopic composition heavily depends
    on
  • Starting material
  • Manner in which its prepared

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Whats the Big Deal?
  • Operation Cyber Chase
  • The Fight Against Counterfeiting
  • Worlds largest counterfeit prescription drug
    ring
  • Shutdown 200 illegal e-pharmacies
  • Focus on the presence of impurities
  • Chromatographic techniques
  • Pattern recognition method
  • Near-Infrared
  • Raman
  • Methods do not focus on the active pharmaceutical
    ingredient (API)

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Stable Isotope Analysis
  • Probes the atomic composition of the molecules
  • Extremely valuable for the detection of a number
    of different types counterfeiting
  • Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometry (IRMS)
  • 13C Stable Natural Isotope Fractionation-NMR
    (SNIF-NMR)

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Stable Isotopic Composition of the Active
Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) Naproxen
  • A. M. Wokovich, J. A. Spencer, B. J.
    Westenberger, L. F. Buhse, J. P. Jasper

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Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometry
  • Pros
  • Cons
  • Requires little compound
  • Fast acquisition
  • Relatively cheap
  • Analyze several nuclei simultaneously
  • Only obtain global isotope distribution

8
Goal
  • To asses the potential of IRMS to distinguish the
    provenance of active pharmaceutical ingredients
    (APIs).

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Experimental
  • India, Manufacturer A Five lots
  • India, Manufacturer B Five lots
  • Italy, Manufacturer C Three lots
  • Italy, Manufacturer D Three lots
  • Ireland, Manufacturer E Seven lots
  • USA, Manufacturer F Three lots

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Instrumentation
  • Elemental Analyzer
  • Oxidative combustion
  • Converts analyte to H2O and CO2
  • Oxidative furnace temp. 1020 oC
  • Reductive furnace temp. 650 oC
  • Column temp. 60 oC
  • Thermal Conversion Elemental Analyzer
  • Pyrolysis
  • Converts analyte to H2 and CO
  • Furnace temp. 1350 oC
  • Column temp. 85 oC

Fig. 2. Schematic drawing of (a) a Finnigan
elemental analyzer/ mass spectrometer (EAMS) and
(b) a Finnigan thermal conversion elemental
analyzer/mass spectrometer (TCEAMS)
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Instrumentation (cont.)
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Results
Fig. 3. (a) Naproxen d13C vs. dD (b) naproxen
d13C vs. d18O (c) naproxen d18O vs. dD.
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Results (cont.)
Fig. 4. Naproxen isotope ratios. Plot made with
raw isotope ration data normalize using Pt
(value-min)/range.
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Results (cont.)
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Conclusion
  • Plausible method for screening manufacturer of
    given API
  • No evidence of geographic identification
  • Isotopic variation may be due to thermodynamic
    and/or kinetic fractionation

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Multiple Synthetic Routes
Org. Process Res. Dev., 1997, 1 (1), pp 7276
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Multiple Synthetic Routes
Org. Process Res. Dev., 1997, 1 (1), pp 7276
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Isotopic Composition of multistep-synthesized
products
  • Isotopic composition of raw materials
  • Type of chemical reaction involved
  • The yield of each reaction
  • Purification step

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Isotopic 13C NMR Spectrometry to Assess
Counterfeiting of Active Pharmaceutical
Ingredients Site-Specific 13C Content of aspirin
and Paracetamol
  • Silvestre V., and Remaud G. S., et al.

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13C NMR Spectroscopy
  • Pros
  • Cons
  • Site-specific isotope ratio determination
  • Separation of the signal of each molecular site
  • Quantification of the nuclei under each peak
  • Produces multiple parameters
  • Large amounts of product
  • Long analysis time
  • Restricted to molecules with low molecular weight
    lt300

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Goal
  • Assess the effectiveness of quantitative isotopic
    13C NMR as a tool to better characterize active
    pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and detect
    counterfeiting of medicines.

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Experimental
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Extraction-purification
  • 1 g of API was powdered and/or blended
  • Boiling ethanol (20 mL) was added
  • Suspension was filtered through a fritted glass
    funnel
  • Filtrate was evaporated to dryness using rotary
    evaporator
  • Residue was recrystalized with minimum ethanol
  • Crystals were collected by filtration through
    fritted glass funnel and dried overnight at 70 oC

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IRMS measurements
  • EA-Delta-V Advantage
  • Sample size 1 2.5 mg

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NMR Spectroscopy Experiments
  • Acetaminophen
  • 250 mg dissolved in DMSO-d6 (600 µL)
  • Solution was then filtered into 5 mm o.d. tube

Bruker DRX 500
  • Acetylsalicylic acid
  • 300 mg dissolved in DMSO-d6 (400 µL) CHCl3 (200
    µL )
  • Solution was then filtered into 5 mm o.d. tube

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Results
Scheme 1. Molecular structures of (A)
acetylsalicylic acid and (B) acetaminophen with
carbon positions numbered in order of decreasing
13C chemical shift.
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Results (cont.)
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Results (cont.)
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Results (cont.)
Fig. 1. Principal component analysis (PCA) on the
acetylsalicylic acid data set using the 13C of
the aromatic carbons C3C8 as variables
component 1 (C1) vs. component 2 (C2). Note that
sample N? 15 is very atypical.
Fig. 2. Principal component analysis (PCA) on the
acetaminophen data set using the 13C of the
aromatic carbons C2C5 as variables component 1
(C1) vs. component 2 (C2).
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Conclusions and Future Work
  • Effectively demonstrated the feasibility of the
    approach
  • Each batch was shown to have an individual
    isotopic fingerprint
  • Same batch showed same isotopic profile

31
Future Work
  • Reduction of the NMR analysis time by using
    relaxation agents or establishing new pulse
    sequences
  • Differentiation of batches produced by different
    synthetic pathways
  • Application of a variety of chemometric tools to
    link isotope data to the processes

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Critique
  • Wokovich Paper
  • Silvestre Paper
  • Able to screen for manufacturer?
  • Need a more controlled experiment to distinguish
    geographic provenance
  • Quality of manufacturer should be considered
  • Technique was shown to have potential to make
    significant contribution
  • Can 13C SNIF-NMR stand alone?
  • Expanded on PCA data

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Acknowledgements
  • Dr. Megan Macnaughtan
  • Macnaughtan Research Group
  • Audience
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