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2007.01

Clinical/Forensics

Allure® Biphenyl Columns (USP L11)

+MRM transitions per compound to verify com-

pound identity at approximately 1ng on-column.

Table 1 shows the +MRM transitions and the

source conditions for approximately 1ng each of

several cannabinoid metabolites.

Based on this work, we conclude an Allure®

Biphenyl column, coupled with an API MS/MS

3200 detector and a Shimadzu LC20AD

Prominence, can be used to quantify low levels of

cannabinoid analytes from underivatized sample,

and can achieve baseline separation of

Δ

9

-THC and

cannabidiol, in less than 5 minutes.

References:

1 Abbara, C., R. Galy, A. Benyamina, M. Reynaud and L. Bonhomme-

Faivre,

Development and validation of a method for quantitation of

Δ

9

-tetrahydrocanabinol in human plasma by high performance liquid

chromatography after solid phase extraction

J. Pharma. Biomed. Anal.

41 (2006) 1011-1016.

2 Sellers, K.

Reliably Confirm Cannabinoids by GC/MS

Restek

Advantage 2006.04 (2006) 16-17.

3 Weinmann, W., S. Vogt, R. Goerke, C. Muller and A. Bromberger,

Simultaneous determination of THC-COOH and THC-COOH-glucuronide

in urine samples by LS/MS/MS

Forens. Sci. Intl. 113 (2000) 381-387.

Reference 2 available from Restek – request lit. cat.# 580120.

Figure 2

Fast, selective separation of

Δ

9

-THC and its metabolites, using

an Allure® Biphenyl HPLC column (extracted ion chromatography).

LC_PH0424

Table 1

MRM transitions for THC and metabolites: multiple transitions

are monitored for each compound for definitive identifications.

Analyte

Q1 Mass Q3 Mass Time (ms)

DP (V)

EP (V)

CE (V) CXP (V)

Hydroxy-THC (MRM1)

331.2

313.1

100

36

5

21

10

Hydroxy-THC (MRM2)

331.2

193.1

100

36

5

35

6

Carboxy-THC (MRM1)

345.2

327.0

100

41

4.5

21

10

Carboxy-THC (MRM2)

345.2

299.3

100

41

4.5

25

6

Cannabidiol (MRM1)* 315.2

193.2

100

36

4.5

31

6

Cannabidiol (MRM2)* 315.2

123.2

100

36

4.5

43

6

Cannabinol (MRM1)

311.2

223.0

100

46

8.5

27

8

Cannabinol (MRM2)

311.2

222.5

100

46

8.5

37

10

Δ

9

-THC (MRM1)*

315.2

193.2

100

41

4.5

33

6

Δ

9

-THC (MRM2)*

315.2

123.1

100

41

4.5

43

6

Δ

9

-THC-d3 (MRM1)

318.3

196.3

100

36

4.5

31

6

Δ

9

-THC-d3 (MRM2)

318.3

123.2

100

36

4.5

43

6

*Note, cannabidiol and

Δ

9

-THC share the same transitions, but are separated chromatographically.

DP – declustering potential, EP – entrance potential, CE – collision energy, CXP – collision cell exit potential

Sample:

Inj.:

10µL

Conc.:

100ng/mL each component

Sample diluent: mobile phase

Column:

Allure

®

Biphenyl

Cat. #:

9166332

Dimensions:

30 x 2.1 mm

Particle size:

3µm

Pore size:

60Å

Conditions:

Mobile phase:

A: 0.1% formic acid in water

B: 0.1% formic acid in methanol

Time (min.) %B

0.5

50

2.5

90

5.0

90

6.0

50

6.1

Flow:

0.5mL/min.

Temp.:

ambient

Det.:

Spectrum Model

(Sciex API 3200 Triple Quadrupole)

Interface:

ESI

Ion mode:

positive

Temp.:

500°C

Ion source:

5500V

1. 11-hydroxy-

Δ

9

-tetrahydrocannabinol

2. cannabidiol

3. 11-nor-9-carboxy-

Δ

9

-tetrahydrocannabinol

4. cannabinol

5.

Δ

9

-tetrahydrocannabinol

6.

Δ

9

-tetrahydrocannabinol-d

3

Individual

Compound

CAS# cat.#

price

Cannabinoid & Metabolites

cannabidiol

13956-24-1 34011

$23

cannabinol

521-35-7

34010

$23

Δ

9

-THC

1972-08-3 34067

$33.00

±11-nor-9-carboxy-

Δ

9

-THC 104874-50-2 34068

$35.00

Exempted Drug of Abuse

Reference Materials

1,000µg/mL in P&T methanol, 1mL/ampul

No datapacks available.

3µm Column, 2.1mm

cat. #

price

30mm

9166332

$379

50mm

9166352

$379

100mm

9166312

$405

30mm (with Trident

Inlet Fitting)

9166332-700

$394

50mm (with Trident

Inlet Fitting)

9166352-700

$394

100mm (with Trident

Inlet Fitting)

9166312-700

$420

ordering

note

For guard cartridges for these columns, visit our website at

www.restek.com

.

thank

you

Instrument provided courtesy

of Applied Biosystems

www.appliedbiosystems.com