Methods for identification and quantitation of abaloparatide and related peptide impurities
AssigneeRadius Health, Inc.
InventorQun Jiang
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Abstract
Provided herein are methods of analyzing samples from batches of abaloparatide for abaloparatide and abaloparatide-related peptide impurities.
Claims72
A chromatographic method of analyzing a sample of abaloparatide, the method comprising:
- (i) providing a sample comprising abaloparatide;
- (ii) introducing the sample to an ultra-performance chromatography (UPLC) system comprising a column having an interior for accepting a stationary phase, and an immobilized stationary phase within said interior of the column, wherein the immobilized stationary phase comprises C18-modified particles;
- (iii) flowing the sample through the immobilized stationary phase for a period of time with an eluant comprising a first mobile phase comprising aqueous perchloric acid and a second mobile phase which is acetonitrile, thereby eluting the abaloparatide from the immobilized stationary phase in the eluant;
- (iv) detecting the abaloparatide present in the eluant using a detector;
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- (v) quantifying the abaloparatide present in the sample.
A method of providing abaloparatide in a form substantially free of beta-Asp10 abaloparatide, the method comprising:
- (i) providing a sample from a batch of abaloparatide;
- (ii) introducing the sample to an ultra-high performance chromatography (UPLC) system comprising a column having an interior for accepting a stationary phase, and an immobilized stationary phase within said interior of the column, wherein the immobilized stationary phase comprises C18-modified particles;
- (iii) flowing the sample through the immobilized stationary phase for a period of time with an eluent comprising a first mobile phase comprising aqueous perchloric acid and a second mobile phase which is acetonitrile, thereby eluting components of the sample from the immobilized stationary phase in the eluant;
- (iv) detecting abaloparatide and beta-Asp10 abaloparatide in the sample using a detector;
- (v) quantifying the amount of beta-Asp10 abaloparatide present relative to abaloparatide;
- (vi) ascertaining that the amount beta-Asp10 abaloparatide is not more than 1% by weight based on the weight of abaloparatide;
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- (vii) approving release of the batch of abaloparatide.
A method of manufacturing an abaloparatide drug product suitable for subcutaneous administration, the method comprising:
- (i) analyzing a sample from a batch of abaloparatide drug product, wherein analyzing comprises:
- a) introducing the sample to an ultra-high performance chromatography (UPLC) system comprising a column having an interior for accepting a stationary phase, and an immobilized stationary phase within said interior of the column, wherein the immobilized stationary phase comprises C18-modified particles;
- b) flowing the sample through the immobilized stationary phase for a period of time with an eluent comprising a first mobile phase comprising aqueous perchloric acid and a second mobile phase which is acetonitrile, thereby eluting components of the sample from the immobilized stationary phase in the eluant;
- c) detecting and quantifying any isomeric and degradation impurities present in the sample using a detector;
- ii) determining the abaloparatide is substantially free of isomeric and degradation impurities;
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- iii) approving the release of the batch of abaloparatide.
A chromatographic method of analyzing a sample of abaloparatide, the method comprising:
- (vi) providing a sample comprising abaloparatide;
- (vii) introducing the sample to an ultra-performance chromatography (UPLC) system comprising a column having an interior for accepting a stationary phase, and an immobilized stationary phase within said interior of the column, wherein the immobilized stationary phase comprises C18-modified particles;
- (viii) flowing the sample through the immobilized stationary phase for a period of time with an eluant comprising a first mobile phase comprising water, formic acid, and heptafluorobutyric acid, and a second mobile phase comprising acetonitrile, formic acid and heptafluorobutyric acid, thereby eluting the abaloparatide from the immobilized stationary phase in the eluant;
- (ix) detecting the abaloparatide present in the eluant using a detector;
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- (x) quantifying the abaloparatide present in the sample.
A method of providing abaloparatide in a form substantially free of beta-Asp10 abaloparatide, the method comprising:
- (i) providing a sample from a batch of abaloparatide;
- (ii) introducing the sample to an ultra-high performance chromatography (UPLC) system comprising a column having an interior for accepting a stationary phase, and an immobilized stationary phase within said interior of the column, wherein the immobilized stationary phase comprises C18-modified particles;
- (iii) flowing the sample through the immobilized stationary phase for a period of time with an eluant comprising a first mobile phase comprising water, formic acid, and heptafluorobutyric acid, and a second mobile phase comprising acetonitrile, formic acid and heptafluorobutyric acid, thereby eluting components of the sample from the immobilized stationary phase in the eluant;
- (iv) detecting abaloparatide and beta-Asp10 abaloparatide in the sample using a detector;
- (v) quantifying the amount of beta-Asp10 abaloparatide present relative to abaloparatide;
- (vi) ascertaining that the amount beta-Asp10 abaloparatide is not more than 1% by weight based on the weight of abaloparatide;
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- (vii) approving release of the batch of abaloparatide.
A method of manufacturing an abaloparatide drug product suitable for subcutaneous administration, the method comprising:
- (ii) analyzing a sample from a batch of abaloparatide drug product, wherein analyzing comprises:
- d) introducing the sample to an ultra-high performance chromatography (UPLC) system comprising a column having an interior for accepting a stationary phase, and an immobilized stationary phase within said interior of the column, wherein the immobilized stationary phase comprises C18-modified particles;
- e) flowing the sample through the immobilized stationary phase for a period of time with an eluant comprising a first mobile phase comprising water, formic acid, and heptafluorobutyric acid, and a second mobile phase comprising acetonitrile, formic acid and heptafluorobutyric acid, thereby eluting components of the sample from the immobilized stationary phase in the eluant;
- f) detecting and quantifying any isomeric and degradation impurities present in the sample using a detector;
- iv) determining the abaloparatide is substantially free of isomeric and degradation impurities;
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- v) approving the release of the batch of abaloparatide.
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