1980
DOI: 10.1002/jhrc.1240030802
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Analysis of drugs and related compounds by capillary column GLC

Abstract: SummaryThis article describes the development of the application of capillary column GLC methods to steroids, prostaglandins and especially drugs and their metabolites in samples of biological origin. The wide variety -in terms of structures and pharmacological properties -of drugs now analyzed by capillary column GLC is made evident. Reasons for use of capillary rather than packed columns are given. The frequent use of and need for derivatization procedures prior to chromatography is emphasized. A bibliograph… Show more

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“…This reaction serves to protect the 17a-side chain in preparation for subsequent double bond reduction in the A-ring [25]. The A-ring 4, 5 double bond of the bis-methylenedioxy derivative of RSS was reduced using H 2 gas over palladium-on-calcium carbonate as a catalyst, in ethanolic potassium hydroxide [25,26]. Reduction of the resulting 3-keto derivative (3) was achieved with NaBH 4 , using a modified procedure of the method described by Vandenheuvel [27], after which the product (4) was deprotected using hydrofluoric acid, to yield THS (5).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This reaction serves to protect the 17a-side chain in preparation for subsequent double bond reduction in the A-ring [25]. The A-ring 4, 5 double bond of the bis-methylenedioxy derivative of RSS was reduced using H 2 gas over palladium-on-calcium carbonate as a catalyst, in ethanolic potassium hydroxide [25,26]. Reduction of the resulting 3-keto derivative (3) was achieved with NaBH 4 , using a modified procedure of the method described by Vandenheuvel [27], after which the product (4) was deprotected using hydrofluoric acid, to yield THS (5).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The incubation mixture with unlabeled AA was extracted and derivatized in a procedure similar to that used for labeled AA and was analyzed by GC/MS. Each peak in GC/MS analysis was assigned by comparison of the methylene unit (MU) (29,30) Table I.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…CGC is increasingly applied in modern toxicological analysis. For general reviews, the reader is referred to [27][28][29]. As concerns the individual groups of toxicologically relevant substances, CGC has been used for detection of volatiles [30][31][32], hypnotic and antiepileptic drugs [33][34][35][36], basic drugs, particularly narcotics [37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44], and environmental pollutants [45].…”
Section: Systematic Toxicological Forensic Analysis (Stfa)--detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%