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6

LC/MS/MS Research Method for 14 Antidepressants Utilizing Dried Blood Spots

ts were performed for system verification on

oxepin, imipramine, fluvoxamine,

m, nortriptyline, desipramine, venlafaxine,

day and intra-day accuracy and precision

te. A summary of the results is shown in

at were less than 15.0% for all compounds

0.0%. Additionally, accuracy was ±15.0% of

ion coefficient values for all compounds

y throughout all concentrations and analytes.

lectivity criteria, as well as benchtop and

all above 90.0% including matrix effects.

shown in Figure 4. Examples of the

recision summary

Paroxetine Citalopram Nortriptyline Desipramine Venlafaxine Sertaline Duloxetine Bupropion

18.2

18.9

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9.28

5.38

7.88

3.20

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4.75

5.70

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4.18

4.73

5.64

0.91

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1.91

2.44

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3.68

2.89

7.58

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ms at the LOQ

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Doxepin

impiramine

omipramine

Fluoxetine

italopram

Nortriptyline

Venlafaxine

Sertraline

Bupropion

2

3

2

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FIGURE 5. Representative calibration curves

Conclusion

An LC-MC/MS research method has been successfully developed and verified for the

quantification of 14 antidepressant drugs collected from dried blood spots using a Prelude SPLC

system and a TSQ Endura triple quadrupole mass spectrometer.

Online sample cleanup of the matrix resulting from dried blood spot collection reduced the

complexity of the LC-MS/MS workflow.

Due to the use of online sample preparation, this research method is more accurate, easier to

perform, takes less time, is more robust, and is less costly then traditional offline sample

preparation such as SPE plates.

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