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Fast, Sensitive Derivatization for LC/MS Analysis of Vitamin D with DBS or DPS Cards Fred Regnier, JinHee Kim, Tim Woenker, Tim Schlabach Novilytic, West Lafayette, IN 47907 Home testing for vitamin D is growing and this market relies on dried blood spot (DBS) cards with analysis performed by LC/MS. Both DBS and dried plasma spot (DPS) cards require just a drop of blood, which makes blood collection convenient and much less painful. The challenges with blood collection cards are the small sample size and poor ionization efficiency of vitamin D in LC/MS. Derivatization is the norm for measuring vitamin D by LC/MS. The new SecoSet derivatization reaction adds a permanent positive charge to vitamin D which greatly enhances the LC/MS signal. Compared to underivatized vitamin D, SecoSet derivatization increases the LC/MS signal at least ten-fold. It is a two minute, single pot reaction and does not require evaporation to dryness. INTRODUCTION Novilytic participates in routine proficiency testing for Vitamin D using the SecoSet Reagent Kit and traditional plasma prepared by centrifugation SECOSET CHEMISTRY METHODS SECOSET PROFICIENY TESTING RESULTS and DISCUSSION The hematocrit was determined by an independent lab and was used to determine the correct amount of plasma in the DBS assay. N=6 replicates The DBS card showed the best recovery and the Noviplex card had the better CV%. For both cards the LC/MS background was low and nearly equivalent. Other studies have shown an 80% recovery of vitamin D with Noviplex cards, so this bias can be taken into account. Pipette 10 μL whole blood on DBS card Dry overnight in the dark Excise entire disc, place in tube Add 50 μL of MeOH to precipitate protein. Add 2 μL of 6 D Vitamin D3 int. std. Add 50 μL of SecoSet reagent, vortex Add 100 μL of Oxidizing reagent, vortex Add 100 μL of Stopping reagent, vortex Centrifuge @10,000xg for 2 min Transfer supernatant to autosampler vial and inject 15 μL Pipette 35 μL whole blood on Noviplex card Dry overnight in the dark Transfer collection disc to a tube Add 25 μL of MeOH to precipitate protein Add 2 μL of 6 D Vitamin D3 int, std. Add 50 μL of SecoSet reagent, vortex Add 50 μL of Oxidizing reagent, vortex Add 50 μL of Stopping reagent, vortex Transfer to autosampler vial, inject 15 μL SecoSet Method for Plasma Prepared by Centrifugation: www.novilytic.com Typically extract 100 μL of plasma for method MRMs for Native and Heavy, SecoSet Vit. D3 SecoSet adds a covalently coupled, positive charge to Vitamin D Chromatography: Column: 150 x 2.1 mm id. C18, superficially porous Buffer A: 0.05% formic acid Buffer B: Acetonitrile with 0.05% formic acid Flow Rate: 0.2 mL/min Gradient: 25 to 50% Buffer B in 14 minutes. Run Time: 20 minutes

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Fast, Sensitive Derivatization for LC/MS Analysis of Vitamin D with DBS or DPS CardsFred Regnier, JinHee Kim, Tim Woenker, Tim Schlabach

Novilytic, West Lafayette, IN 47907

Home testing for vitamin D is growing and this marketrelies on dried blood spot (DBS) cards with analysisperformed by LC/MS. Both DBS and dried plasma spot(DPS) cards require just a drop of blood, which makesblood collection convenient and much less painful. Thechallenges with blood collection cards are the small samplesize and poor ionization efficiency of vitamin D in LC/MS.Derivatization is the norm for measuring vitamin D byLC/MS.

The new SecoSet derivatization reaction adds a permanentpositive charge to vitamin D which greatly enhances theLC/MS signal. Compared to underivatized vitamin D,SecoSet derivatization increases the LC/MS signal at leastten-fold. It is a two minute, single pot reaction and doesnot require evaporation to dryness.

INTRODUCTION

Novilytic participates in routine proficiency testing for Vitamin D using the SecoSet Reagent Kit and traditional plasma prepared by centrifugation

SECOSET CHEMISTRY

METHODS SECOSET PROFICIENY TESTING

RESULTS and DISCUSSION

The hematocrit was determined by an independent lab and was used to determine the correct amount of plasma in the DBS assay.

N=6 replicates

The DBS card showed the best recovery and the Noviplex card had the better CV%. For both cards the LC/MS background was low and nearly equivalent. Other studies have shown an 80% recovery of vitamin D with Noviplex cards, so this bias can be taken into account.

Pipette 10 µL whole blood on DBS cardDry overnight in the darkExcise entire disc, place in tubeAdd 50 µL of MeOH to precipitate protein.Add 2 µL of 6D Vitamin D3 int. std.Add 50 µL of SecoSet reagent, vortexAdd 100 µL of Oxidizing reagent, vortexAdd 100 µL of Stopping reagent, vortexCentrifuge @10,000xg for 2 minTransfer supernatant to autosampler vial and inject 15 µL

Pipette 35 µL whole blood on Noviplex cardDry overnight in the darkTransfer collection disc to a tube Add 25 µL of MeOH to precipitate proteinAdd 2 µL of 6D Vitamin D3 int, std.Add 50 µL of SecoSet reagent, vortex Add 50 µL of Oxidizing reagent, vortex Add 50 µL of Stopping reagent, vortex Transfer to autosampler vial, inject 15 µL

SecoSet Method for Plasma Prepared by Centrifugation: www.novilytic.comTypically extract 100 µL of plasma for method

MRMs for Native and Heavy, SecoSet Vit. D3

SecoSet adds a covalently coupled, positive charge to Vitamin D

Chromatography:Column: 150 x 2.1 mm id. C18,

superficially porous Buffer A: 0.05% formic acidBuffer B: Acetonitrile with 0.05% formic acidFlow Rate: 0.2 mL/minGradient: 25 to 50% Buffer B in 14 minutes.Run Time: 20 minutes