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Simultaneous Assay for Tramadol Hydrochloride and Metabolite M 1 in Human Plasma by HPLC with Fluorecence Detection

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Objective:To develop a simultaneous assay for tramadol hydrochloride (TMD) and metabolite M 1 in human plasma by HPLC.Method:Expriments were performed on Waters 208 HPLC system with a Shimadzu RF_530 fluorecence detector(λ Ex = 275 nm,λ Em =304 nm) and a Inertsil C 18 column(4 6 mm×200 mm,5 μ m) The mobile phase was consisted of borax buffer ( 0. 03 mol·L -1 ,containing 0 5% triethylamine,pH 4 0) - methanol( 68∶32) . The column temperature was 50 ℃. Atenolol was used as internal standard.Results:The calibration was linear in the range within 4 5~446 ng·mL -1 for TMD and 3 1~312 ng·mL -1 for M 1, and detection limit was 2 ng·mL -1 and 1 5 ng·mL -1 respectively The recovery of the two substance was both within 95%~100 3%.Conclusion:The method is sensitive,simple and easy to do, with accurate and dependable results.

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Objective:To develop a simultaneous assay for tramadol hydrochloride (TMD) and metabolite M 1 in human plasma by HPLC.Method:Expriments were performed on Waters 208 HPLC system with a Shimadzu RF_530 fluorecence detector(λ Ex = 275 nm,λ Em =304 nm) and a Inertsil C 18 column(4 6 mm×200 mm,5 μ m) The mobile phase was consisted of borax buffer ( 0. 03 mol·L -1 ,containing 0 5% triethylamine,pH 4 0) - methanol( 68∶32) . The column temperature was 50 ℃. Atenolol was used as internal standard.Results:The calibration was linear in the range within 4 5~446 ng·mL -1 for TMD and 3 1~312 ng·mL -1 for M 1, and detection limit was 2 ng·mL -1 and 1 5 ng·mL -1 respectively The recovery of the two substance was both within 95%~100 3%.Conclusion:The method is sensitive,simple and easy to do, with accurate and dependable results.

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Objective:To develop a simultaneous assay for tramadol hydrochloride (TMD) and metabolite M 1 in human plasma by HPLC.Method:Expriments were performed on Waters 208 HPLC system with a Shimadzu RF_530 fluorecence detector(λ Ex = 275 nm,λ Em =304 nm) and a Inertsil C 18 column(4 6 mm×200 mm,5 μ m) The mobile phase was consisted of borax buffer ( 0. 03 mol·L -1 ,containing 0 5% triethylamine,pH 4 0) - methanol( 68∶32) . The column temperature was 50 ℃. Atenolol was used as internal standard.Results:The calibration was linear in the range within 4 5~446 ng·mL -1 for TMD and 3 1~312 ng·mL -1 for M 1, and detection limit was 2 ng·mL -1 and 1 5 ng·mL -1 respectively The recovery of the two substance was both within 95%~100 3%.Conclusion:The method is sensitive,simple and easy to do, with accurate and dependable results.

Key concepts: Chemistry, Chromatography, Detection limit, High-performance liquid chromatography, Triethylamine, Metabolite, Calibration curve, Atenolol

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