gialuu ☆ Vietnam, 2018-08-30 12:55 (2233 d 09:12 ago) Posting: # 19200 Views: 3,956 |
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Dear Admin and dear all, I have one problem like below: - Following many literatures, Indapamide binds mainly to red blood cell (80%). So that, determination of its concentration in plasma is suitable or not? Acctually, hemolysis can affect the analytical results if this method is applied. Give me some recommendations about this problem. Thanks so much! |
Beholder ★ Russia, 2018-08-31 16:46 (2232 d 05:22 ago) @ gialuu Posting: # 19202 Views: 3,480 |
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Dear gialuu! I think you answered your question by yourself. — Best regards Beholder |
Ladi ☆ Thailand, 2018-09-04 06:00 (2228 d 16:07 ago) @ gialuu Posting: # 19233 Views: 3,326 |
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Dear Gialuu, According to this FDA Draft Guidance on Indapamide, it should be measured in whole blood. Regards, Ladi |
gialuu ☆ Vietnam, 2018-09-06 06:12 (2226 d 15:56 ago) (edited on 2018-09-06 10:26) @ Ladi Posting: # 19240 Views: 3,328 |
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Thank you for your information. Some analytical method developed in plasma matrix were published. And according to those references, they were also applied for BE studies. This makes me confused. In the case that we have developed an analytical method for determination of Indapamide concentration in plasma and validated the method following FDA Guidelines for some criteria (specificity, sensitivity, accuracy- precision, linearity range, dilution integrity, carry over, matrix effect, stability…) like the others in which the analytes do not bind highly to red blood cells, is there any other addition criterion which has to be validated? And please share with us some recommendations or some remarkable things while developing an analytical method in whole blood. Thanks all! Edit: Full quote removed. Please delete everything from the text of the original poster which is not necessary in understanding your answer; see also this post! [Ohlbe] |
Ladi ☆ Thailand, 2018-09-06 14:38 (2226 d 07:30 ago) @ gialuu Posting: # 19247 Views: 3,340 |
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Dear Gialuu, I only have done one whole blood project.
Regards, Pratheep |