Multi-component medicine evaluation method
AssigneeTsumura & Co.
InventorsKouya Yano, Naoko Hattori
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Abstract
A method for evaluation of a multi-component medicine by judging the degree of difference of the multi-component medicine to be evaluated from a group of multi-component medicines selected as a reference group by using a Mahalanobis distance obtained by combining the 3D-HPLC fingerprint data of a multi-component medicine with fingerprint data of 3D-HPLC of other multi-component medicines of the same kind forming a reference group, allocating variable axes in the MT method to the number of multi-component medicine and the elution time or detection wavelength of the fingerprint data, obtaining a unit space from the signal strength, and obtaining the Mahalanobis distance of the multi-component medicine from the unit space.
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A computer implemented method for evaluation of a multi-component medicine comprising:
- providing a programmed processor that performs the following:
- (1) obtaining chromatographic high performance liquid chromatography fingerprint data of three-dimensional high performance liquid chromatography of the multi-component medicine to be evaluated,
- (2) combining the chromatographic high performance liquid chromatography fingerprint data obtained in (1) with chromatographic high performance liquid chromatography fingerprint data of three-dimensional high performance liquid chromatography of other multi-component medicines of the same kind forming a chromatographic high performance liquid chromatography fingerprint data reference group,
- (3) allocating variable axes to the number of multi-component medicine and the elution time or detection wavelength of the chromatographic high performance liquid chromatography fingerprint data reference group of (2) above and regarding a signal strength as a characteristic amount,
- (4) obtaining a unit space from the characteristic amount of (3), and
- (5) obtaining the Mahalanobis distance of the multi-component medicine to be evaluated from the unit space obtained in (4).
A computer implemented method for evaluation of a multi-component medicine comprising judging the degree of difference of the multi-component medicine to be evaluated from a group of multi-component medicines selected as a reference group by using a Mahalanobis distance obtained by a process comprising;
- providing a programmed processor that performs the following:
- (1) obtaining chromatographic high performance liquid chromatography fingerprint data of three-dimensional high performance liquid chromatography of the multi-component medicine to be evaluated,
- (2) combining the chromatographic high performance liquid chromatography fingerprint data obtained in (1) with chromatographic high performance liquid chromatography fingerprint data of three-dimensional high performance liquid chromatography of other multi-component medicines of the same kind forming a reference group,
- (3) allocating variable axes to the number of multi-component medicine and either the elution time or detection wavelength of the chromatographic high performance liquid chromatography fingerprint data of (2) above and regarding a signal strength as a characteristic amount,
- (4) obtaining a unit space from the characteristic amount of (3),
- (5) obtaining the Mahalanobis distance of all multi-component medicines for each detection wavelength or elution time from the unit space obtained in (4),
- (6) allocating variable axes to the number of the multi-component medicine and either the elution time or detection wavelength to which the variable axes are not allocated in (3) and regarding the Mahalanobis distance obtained in (5) as a characteristic amount,
- (7) obtaining a second unit space from the characteristic amount of (6), and
- (8) obtaining the Mahalanobis distance of the multi-component medicine to be evaluated from the second unit space obtained in (7).
A system for judging the degree of difference of one multi-component medicine from two or more multi-component medicines in an integrated manner, the system performing at least the following (A) to (D),
- (A) storing chromatographic high performance liquid chromatography fingerprint data acquired from three-dimensional high performance liquid chromatography of two or more multi-component medicines forming a reference group,
- (B) inputting the chromatographic high performance liquid chromatography fingerprint data acquired from three-dimensional high performance liquid chromatography of the multi-component medicine being evaluated and combining that data with the chromatographic high performance liquid chromatography fingerprint data stored in (A) above to produce one data group,
- (C) allocating variable axes to the number of multi-component medicines and the elution time or detection wavelength of the group of data of (B) above to obtain the unit space using a signal strength as a characteristic, and
- (D) obtaining a Mahalanobis distance from the above unit space of the multi-component medicine to be evaluated.
A computer readable storage media that when executed by a computer program carries out the following:
- (A) storing chromatographic high performance liquid chromatography fingerprint data acquired from three-dimensional high performance liquid chromatography of two or more multi-component medicines forming a reference group,
- (B) inputting the chromatographic high performance liquid chromatography fingerprint data acquired from three-dimensional high performance liquid chromatography of the multi-component medicine being evaluated and combining that data with the chromatographic high performance liquid chromatography fingerprint data stored in (A) above to produce one data group,
- (C) allocating variable axes to the number of multi-component medicines and the elution time or detection wavelength of the group of data of (B) above to obtain the unit space using a signal strength as a characteristic amount, and
- (D) obtaining a Mahalanobis distance from the above unit space of the multi-component medicine to be evaluated.
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