Method for Determining Derivatized Analytes in A Separated Biological Fluid
AssigneeNovilytic, LLC
InventorsFred Regnier, Jinhee Kim, Jiri Adamec, Timothy E. woenker, Richard P. Zoltek, Wenchu Yang
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AssigneeNovilytic, LLC
InventorsFred Regnier, Jinhee Kim, Jiri Adamec, Timothy E. woenker, Richard P. Zoltek, Wenchu Yang
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The present invention comprises methods for determining the presence, amount, or concentration of analytes of interest including Vitamin D and other secosteroids from biological samples, through derivatization, with improved speed and ease of analysis and improved sensitivity to mass spectrometry. In a preferred embodiment, the present invention comprises methods for determining the presence, amount, or concentration of analytes of interest, including Vitamin D and other secosteroids from whole human blood, through derivatization, and using a plasma collection device to facilitate collection, separation, and preparation of the sample for derivatization and analysis.
A method for determining the presence, concentration, or amount of analytes of interest in a sample comprising the steps of:
A method for determining the presence, concentration, or amount of secosteroids of interest in a blood sample comprising the steps of:
A method for determining the presence, concentration, or amount of Vitamin D in a blood sample comprising the steps of:
A method for determining the presence, concentration, or amount of analytes of interest in a plasma sample comprising the steps of:
A method for determining the presence, concentration, or amount of Vitamin D and its analogs in a plasma sample comprising the steps of:
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