Radioimmunoassay for trifluoperazine in human plasma.
K.K. Midha, JW Hubbard, J.K. Cooper, EM Hawes, Stéphane Fournier, Pollen Yeung
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K.K. Midha, JW Hubbard, J.K. Cooper, EM Hawes, Stéphane Fournier, Pollen Yeung
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1 A new sensitive and rapid radioimmunoassay procedure for the determination of the plasma concentrations of the neuroleptic drug trifluoperazine is described. 2 The antiserum developed for trifluoperazine cross-reacted with N-desmethyltrifluoperazine and 7-hydroxytrifluoperazine to the extent of 26 and 24% respectively but its cross-reactivity with commonly co-administered tricyclic antidepressants and antianxiety agents tested was negligible. 3 The assay, based on the above antiserum, enabled the quantitation of 50 pg of the drug in 200 microliters of plasma with a coefficient of variation of about 2% and therefore should be applicable for singly dose pharmacokinetic and bioavailability studies. It should be applicable to therapeutic monitoring of the drug in patients.
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1 A new sensitive and rapid radioimmunoassay procedure for the determination of the plasma concentrations of the neuroleptic drug trifluoperazine is described. 2 The antiserum developed for trifluoperazine cross-reacted with N-desmethyltrifluoperazine and 7-hydroxytrifluoperazine to the extent of 26 and 24% respectively but its cross-reactivity with commonly co-administered tricyclic antidepressants and antianxiety agents tested was negligible. 3 The assay, based on the above antiserum, enabled the quantitation of 50 pg of the drug in 200 microliters of plasma with a coefficient of variation of about 2% and therefore should be applicable for singly dose pharmacokinetic and bioavailability studies. It should be applicable to therapeutic monitoring of the drug in patients.
Key concepts: Radioimmunoassay, Trifluoperazine, Pharmacokinetics, Antiserum, Bioavailability, Drug, Pharmacology, Chemistry