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Overview
With an experienced bioanalysis team, we provide comprehensive bioanalysis of small molecule drugs, including biomarkers, chiral molecules, metal-containing compounds, and drug delivery system to support DMPK studies.
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Our novel approaches and cases
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Biomarker Bioanalysis | Liquid Chromatography and Tandem Mass Spectrometry for Quantitation of Endogenous Enantiomers of 3-Hydroxybutyric Acid in Dog Plasma
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Chiral Bioanalysis | How to Improve the Mass Spectrum Output Rate for Chiral Compounds by Using 2D LC and UPC2 Systems?
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Metal Compounds Bioanalysis | Liquid Chromatography and Tandem Mass Spectrometry for Quantitation of Carboplatin in the Dog Plasma
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High-throughput Bioanalysis of Adenosine by LS-I-LC-MS/MS Platform
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100+
Biological matrices
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200+
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100k+
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FAQs
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What technology is commonly used in DMPK small molecule bioanalysis?
In DMPK small molecule bioanalysis, liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS) is the most used technology. LC-MS combines the separation capabilities of liquid chromatography and the detection capabilities of mass spectrometry, enabling accurate quantification of analytes at low concentrations (such as ng/mL) in complex biological matrices. For both in in vivo and in vitro DMPK experiments, LC-MS can provide precise and sensitive results to meet analytical needs.
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What does method validation of small molecules involve?
Method validation of small molecules mainly covers: verifying the selectivity and specificity of the analytical method, matrix effect, calibration curve (response curve), range (from lower limit of quantification (LLOQ) to upper limit of quantification (ULOQ)), accuracy, precision, carryover, dilution linearity, stability, and repeatability of sample re-injection, etc. Together, these steps ensure the reliability and accuracy of the bioanalytical method.
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What techniques are used in the laboratory for high-throughput screening analysis of small molecules in vitro?
In the laboratory for high-throughput screening analysis of small molecules in vitro, we commonly use the following techniques:
Cassette analysis: this technique accelerates the drug screening and optimization process by simultaneously analyzing multiple compounds.
Multiplex LC technology: This technique improves analysis throughput without affecting LC separation efficiency by using multiple LC systems in conjunction with a single mass spectrometer.
On-line SPE technology: Also known as the Trap and Elute mode, it can process a sample every 10 seconds at its fastest.
Acoustic Ejection Mass Spectrometry: This innovative combination of sonic liquid handling and mass spectrometry technology pushes the analysis speed to a truly second-level range.
Our Non-GLP bioanalysis team has extensive experience in high-throughput drug screening and has established application platforms for the above technologies. We support early drug screening, in vitro pharmacokinetics, rapid analysis of biomarkers, and provide diversified and rapid bioanalysis solutions to accelerate the drug development process for our clients.
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How to Improve the Mass Spectrum Output Rate for Chiral Compounds by Using 2D LC and UPC2 Systems?
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How to Overcome the Challenges of Nonspecific Binding?
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Liquid Chromatography and Tandem Mass Spectrometry for Quantitation of Carboplatin in the Dog Plasma
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Nonspecific Binding: Main Factors of Occurrence and Strategies
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An LC-MS/MS Method for the Determination of a Kind of Polypentose with Polysulfonic Groups in SD Rat Tissue Homogenate
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High-throughput Bioanalysis of Adenosine by LS-I-LC-MS/MS Platform
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Determination of Proxylane by LC-MS/MS Using Hypercarb Column
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