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Determination of plasma concentration and bioavailability of mifepristone in dogs by HPLC

Chun Hua Zhao

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Objective To determine the plasma concentration and bioavailability of mifepristone in dogs. Method Samples were extracted and determined by HPLC. The chromatographic conditions included: a Shim pack CLC ODS( 5 μm )reversed phase column( 6 mm × 150 mm ),a MeOH H 2O(78∶22)mobile phase, and UV detection at 302 nm .Results Pharmacokinetic parameters of the test of the mifepristone(1): C max ( 1 399 58± 396 87) ng/mL, T max (2 17±0 98)h, t 1/2( Ke ) (4 32±0 41)h, AUC 0→24 ( 11 043 75± 3111 12 )ng/mL·h, AUC 0→∞ ( 11 318 74 ± 3 099 04 )ng/mL·h.The test of mifepristone(2): C max ( 1 342 60 ± 135 76 )ng/mL, T max (1 33±0 52)h, t 1/2( Ke ) (4 37±0 49)h, AUC 0→24 ( 1 0852 39 ± 1 936 98 )ng/mL·h, AUC 0→∞ ( 11 090 28 ± 1 989 95 )ng/mL·h.The control of Mifepristone: C max (541 80± 152 79)ng/mL , T max (0 92±0 13)h, t 1/2( Ke ) (3 14±0 77)h, AUC 0→24 ( 2 720 28 ± 546 77 )ng/mL·h, AUC 0→∞ ( 2 720 28 ± 546 77 )ng/mL·h.Conclusion It appeared that the two test pharmaceutical preparations and control preparation had marked differences in C max , T max and AUC 0→∞ ( P 0 05).

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Objective To determine the plasma concentration and bioavailability of mifepristone in dogs. Method Samples were extracted and determined by HPLC. The chromatographic conditions included: a Shim pack CLC ODS( 5 μm )reversed phase column( 6 mm × 150 mm ),a MeOH H 2O(78∶22)mobile phase, and UV detection at 302 nm .Results Pharmacokinetic parameters of the test of the mifepristone(1): C max ( 1 399 58± 396 87) ng/mL, T max (2 17±0 98)h, t 1/2( Ke ) (4 32±0 41)h, AUC 0→24 ( 11 043 75± 3111 12 )ng/mL·h, AUC 0→∞ ( 11 318 74 ± 3 099 04 )ng/mL·h.The test of mifepristone(2): C max ( 1 342 60 ± 135 76 )ng/mL, T max (1 33±0 52)h, t 1/2( Ke ) (4 37±0 49)h, AUC 0→24 ( 1 0852 39 ± 1 936 98 )ng/mL·h, AUC 0→∞ ( 11 090 28 ± 1 989 95 )ng/mL·h.The control of Mifepristone: C max (541 80± 152 79)ng/mL , T max (0 92±0 13)h, t 1/2( Ke ) (3 14±0 77)h, AUC 0→24 ( 2 720 28 ± 546 77 )ng/mL·h, AUC 0→∞ ( 2 720 28 ± 546 77 )ng/mL·h.Conclusion It appeared that the two test pharmaceutical preparations and control preparation had marked differences in C max , T max and AUC 0→∞ ( P 0 05).

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Objective To determine the plasma concentration and bioavailability of mifepristone in dogs. Method Samples were extracted and determined by HPLC. The chromatographic conditions included: a Shim pack CLC ODS( 5 μm )reversed phase column( 6 mm × 150 mm ),a MeOH H 2O(78∶22)mobile phase, and UV detection at 302 nm .Results Pharmacokinetic parameters of the test of the mifepristone(1): C max ( 1 399 58± 396 87) ng/mL, T max (2 17±0 98)h, t 1/2( Ke ) (4 32±0 41)h, AUC 0→24 ( 11 043 75± 3111 12 )ng/mL·h, AUC 0→∞ ( 11 318 74 ± 3 099 04 )ng/mL·h.The test of mifepristone(2): C max ( 1 342 60 ± 135 76 )ng/mL, T max (1 33±0 52)h, t 1/2( Ke ) (4 37±0 49)h, AUC 0→24 ( 1 0852 39 ± 1 936 98 )ng/mL·h, AUC 0→∞ ( 11 090 28 ± 1 989 95 )ng/mL·h.The control of Mifepristone: C max (541 80± 152 79)ng/mL , T max (0 92±0 13)h, t 1/2( Ke ) (3 14±0 77)h, AUC 0→24 ( 2 720 28 ± 546 77 )ng/mL·h, AUC 0→∞ ( 2 720 28 ± 546 77 )ng/mL·h.Conclusion It appeared that the two test pharmaceutical preparations and control preparation had marked differences in C max , T max and AUC 0→∞ ( P 0 05).

Key concepts: Bioavailability, Chromatography, Chemistry, High-performance liquid chromatography, Pharmacokinetics, Mifepristone, Plasma concentration, Pharmacology

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