Hemant7613
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2009-07-21 10:55
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 Retention Time [Bioanalytics]

Dear All,

Please let me know what's the reason or Consequence for difference in the retention time of Analyte and Internal Standard. As per regulatory requirment is there any specific criteria.

Thanks in Advance
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2009-07-21 15:48
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 Resolution (analyte - IS)

Dear Hemant!

❝ [...] reason or Consequence for difference in the retention time of Analyte

❝ and Internal Standard. As per regulatory requirment is there any specific

❝ criteria.


Reason: lipophilicity, pk, degree of ionisation of both analyte and IS; pH, buffer capacity and percentage of organic modifier of the mobile phase, type of stationary phase, column length/diameter, temperature, flow rate,...
Consequence: Retention times per se are irrelevant! You are interested in good separation.
FDA recommends:

Rs of >2 between the peak of interest and the closest potential interfering peak (impurity, excipient, degradation product, internal standard, etc.) is desirable.

See this post for the reference.

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