Adjusted dilution? [Bioanalytics]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2012-02-13 14:29 (4856 d 22:45 ago) – Posting: # 8118
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Dear Auditor!

❝ ❝ How to you do that (“appropriate dilution”)?

❝ in that we are targeting required concentration. After acheiving that concentration we prepare remaining level of the curve by serial dilution. this way we always prepare all the level within the establish calibration curve.


Do you mean something like this?
Validation: 20.1 mg100 mL (primary stock 201 µg/mL)
500 µl100 mL (spiking stock 1.005 µg/mL)
1 ml plasma + 2/4/8/16/32 µL2.010/4.020/8.040/16.08/32.16 ng/mL
Study 1: 19.9 mg100 mL (primary stock 199 µg/mL)
505 µl100 mL (spiking stock 1.00495 µg/mL);
1 ml plasma + 2/4/8/16/32 µL2.010/4.020/8.040/16.08/32.16 ng/mL
Study 2: 20.2 mg100 mL (primary stock 202 µg/mL)
497 µl100 mL (spiking stock 1.00394 µg/mL);
1 ml plasma + 2/4/8/16/32 µL2.008/4.016/8.032/16.06/32.13 ng/mL or
498 µl100 mL (spiking stock 1.00596 µg/mL);
1 ml plasma + 2/4/8/16/32 µL2.012/4.024/8.048/16.10/32.19 ng/mL

Don’t you see problems with the resolution of pipettes?
In the second study you can either go with 497 µl keeping the calibration within the range at the upper end (32.13<32.16) but failing at the lower end (2.008<2.010) or with 498 µl overrunning slightly at the upper end (32.19>32.16). I would be more concerned about the former (< validated LLOQ).

❝ I am no talking about CDSCO/ DCGI. I am talking about US FDA. In one of the meeting we have discuss this point and they suggest to have all the level within the establish calibration curve.


Nice.

❝ We do not worry about +1% deviation. as we are adjusting concentration by dilution.


Might not work all the time (see above).

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