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Comparing HPLC and UPLC Methods for the Determination of Related Compounds in a Compendial Adrenaline Injection Product

catalent pharma solutions Nicolas Thurin, Philippe Debontridder and Anil Bombaerts

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table 2. UPLC Method Validation

ABSTRACT

METHODS

Validation of the Catalent UPLC Method

Purpose

table 1. Chromatographic Conditions of In-house HPLC Method / BP HPLC Method / Catalent UPLC Method

UPLC method was developed and fully validated. No interference

Adrenaline injection is mainly used to treat allergic reactions (anaphylaxis) and cardiac resuscitation. The currently used HPLC method for the determination of related compounds in adrenaline injection (resulting both from adrenaline degradation and from manufacturing process) was not efficient in regard to the resolution of one critical impurity, the adrenaline sulfonate (Fig. 1). The British Pharmacopoeia HPLC method is validated only for the determination of noradrenaline. This project was aimed to develop and fully validate an UPLC method (Fig. 3) which was believed superior in separation and performance than the BP HPLC method (Fig. 2).

Methods

In-house HPLC

Name

Adrenaline

Molecular formula

C9H13NO3

Molecular mass

IUPAC structure

Adrenaline sulfonate

C9H13NO5S

C4H12HSO4 25mM

NaH2PO4-H2O 10mM

Ratio MeOH:Buffer

15:85

5:95

5:95

pH

3.8

3.5

3.8

Mode

Isocratic

Isocratic

Gradient

Column

Alltima C8 5.0 µm, 4.6 x 150mm

Nucléosil C18 5.0 µm, 4.6 x 100mm

Acquity UPLC HSS T3 1.8 µm, 2.1 x 100mm

Flow Rate (mL/min)

2

2

0.5

Mobile phase

Injection Volume (µL)

20

20

2

Run Time (min)

15

15

6.5

Column Oven Temperature

Ambient

Ambient

50°C

Sample Temperature

Ambient

Ambient

2-8°C

A3

A4

Noradrenaline

Adrenalone

Unknown

C8H11NO3

The validated UPLC method provides better selectivity separation

and accuracy than the HPLC methods. The resolution of adrenaline sulfonate increases from less than 1.6 to greater than 2.5 (Table 3) while the total run time is reduced by 57%, from 15 minutes for HPLC to 6.5 minutes for UPLC.

RESULTS

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figure 2. Chromatogram from BP HPLC method for A2 assay

figure 3. Chromatogram from Catalent UPLC method for A1, A2, A3 and A4 assay

247.3

181.2

C9H10NO6S

260.0

A2

A3

A4

Accuracy (Recovery)

97-99%

90-93%

95-99%

ND

Repeatability (RSD)

0.99

>0.99

>0.99

Range (μg/mL)

4-16

1-4

0.5-2

ND

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Methods

In-house HPLC

BP HPLC

Catalent UPLC

USP Resolution Preservative-A1

0.4

1.6

2.6

Run Time (min)

15

15

6.5

Detection of Related Compounds of Adrenaline

3

3

4

CONCLUSIONS A UPLC method was developed and validated. The method was shown to provide better separation than HPLC methods, while reducing the run time from 15 minutes to 6.5 minutes. The method may be used to quantify related compounds and degradents in adrenaline injection for final release and stability studies.

169.2

C9H11NO3

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A1

table 3. Methods Performances Comparison

Methods Comparison

205

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A2

Catalent UPLC

NaH2PO4-H2O 50mM

figure 1. Chromatogram from In-House HPLC method for A1, A2 and A3 assay A1

BP HPLC

Buffer

Wavelengths (nm)

Definitions Abbreviations

Chromatographic conditions

was observed between the mobile phase, the excipients and the related compounds, indicating the specificity of the method. Acceptable accuracy (Recovery: 90-99%), repeatability (Relative Standard Deviation