2020
DOI: 10.1021/acs.cgd.0c00181
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Microfluidics Platform for Polymorph Screening Directly from Powder

Abstract: We describe a microfluidic platform for solid phase screening using extremely small quantities of raw materials. Based on our previous set-up for solubility measurement that generates saturated solutions directly from powder, the platform requires no solution in excess of that used for the dropletcrystallization experiment. The set-up is compatible with most solvents and molecules without using surfactant. Using this microfluidic platform, we first measured the solubility of Sulfathiazole in water, isopropanol… Show more

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“…These include microfluidic devices (MFDs), which have been employed for optimizing protein crystallization and crystal quality, wherein crystallization typically occurs in minute water droplets surrounded by a mobile oil phase. As an example, a multimicrofluidic crystal generator (MMicroCryGen) device featuring MFD technology is shown in Figure . The emergence of MFDs has prompted their use for polymorphs screening as well, particularly pharmaceutical compounds. ,,,, MFDs permit generation of uniform droplets that simplifies statistical analysis of nucleation and polymorphism. , MFDs enable solubility determination (of stable and metastable forms) and polymorph screening directly from powder, saving valuable material crucial during early stage development. Furthermore, droplet-based methods using MFDs can allow access to unstable and metastable polymorphs through confinement in small volumes. Recently, an automated robotics approach based on crystallization in nanosized droplets encapsulated within an inert oil to regulate solvent evaporation was performed in crystallization trays, allowing for hundreds of parallel experiments and the discovery of a new 13th form of ROY …”
Section: Polymorphism: Discovery and Controlmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These include microfluidic devices (MFDs), which have been employed for optimizing protein crystallization and crystal quality, wherein crystallization typically occurs in minute water droplets surrounded by a mobile oil phase. As an example, a multimicrofluidic crystal generator (MMicroCryGen) device featuring MFD technology is shown in Figure . The emergence of MFDs has prompted their use for polymorphs screening as well, particularly pharmaceutical compounds. ,,,, MFDs permit generation of uniform droplets that simplifies statistical analysis of nucleation and polymorphism. , MFDs enable solubility determination (of stable and metastable forms) and polymorph screening directly from powder, saving valuable material crucial during early stage development. Furthermore, droplet-based methods using MFDs can allow access to unstable and metastable polymorphs through confinement in small volumes. Recently, an automated robotics approach based on crystallization in nanosized droplets encapsulated within an inert oil to regulate solvent evaporation was performed in crystallization trays, allowing for hundreds of parallel experiments and the discovery of a new 13th form of ROY …”
Section: Polymorphism: Discovery and Controlmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, lyophilized protein contains additional components such as water and salt, which can significantly impact solubility measurement. 73,74…”
Section: Apparent Solubilitymentioning
confidence: 99%