2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.saa.2023.122390
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Application of isoindole fluorophore formation for determination of linagliptin in the sole and co-formulated tablets: Application for plasma assay and content uniformity testing

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“…It is common practice to use OPA in conjunction with a thiol molecule, such as 2‐ME, to derivatize amino compounds into luminous compounds. A number of medicinal substances have been quantified using this method [36–39]. Previously developed fluorometric methods for STG had disadvantages such as low sensitivity [14, 15] or drastic coupling conditions with high‐cost fluorogenic reagents [13].…”
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“…It is common practice to use OPA in conjunction with a thiol molecule, such as 2‐ME, to derivatize amino compounds into luminous compounds. A number of medicinal substances have been quantified using this method [36–39]. Previously developed fluorometric methods for STG had disadvantages such as low sensitivity [14, 15] or drastic coupling conditions with high‐cost fluorogenic reagents [13].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also, compared to an approach that relies on inherent fluorescence monitoring [40], this strategy's LOQ is more sensitive. When 2‐ME is present, the functional amino group in STG allows it to condense with OPA to produce the fluorescent derivative isoindole [36–39]. Figure 1 shows the isoindole fluorescence product monitored at excitation (339.7 nm) and emission (434.6 nm) wavelengths, and Scheme 1 shows the pathway for derivative generation.…”
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“…The determination of LNG by spectrofluorometry requires chemical derivatization, as LNG does not naturally have fluorescence. Previous spectrofluorometric derivatization methods have several limitations, including: low sensitivity [6,9,10], which makes them unsuitable for application in biological fluids; the need for alkaline [6][7][8][9] or acidic media [10], which can affect the stability of LNG; long reaction times [8][9][10]; the use of expensive reagents [6,8]; and the use of methanol as a diluting solvent [6,8,10], which is a hazardous chemical.…”
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“…The previously reported spectrofluorometric procedures for determination of LNG suffer from several restrictions, such as low sensitivity [6,9,10], which makes them unsuitable for application in biological fluids, severe derivatization conditions due to heating at the boiling temperature for 20 min [10], the use of expensive reagents such as fluorescamine and 7-chloro-4-nitrobenzo-2-oxa-1,3-diazole (NBD-Cl) [6,8], some of these reported methods require an alkaline pH [6,8,9] or acidic pH [10] as this may affect the stability of the drug and the use of environmentally hazardous reagents such as methanol [6,8,10].…”
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“…Spectrofluorimetry is a very important analytical technique due to its low cost, high selectivity and sensitivity that allow easy quantitative analysis of a lot of pharmaceutical compounds [1][2][3][4][5][6]. Despite all these great features, it is not useful in the cases of concurrent determination of two drugs that have overlapped emission spectra.…”
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