WO2006030784A1 - サンプリング方法、サンプリング装置、logD測定方法及びlogD測定システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a sampling method for sampling a liquid, a sampling apparatus, and a logD measurement method and a logD measurement system based on the sampling method.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001_124756
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Patent No. 3444872
- Patent Document 3 Japanese Patent No. 3523207
- logD is calculated based on the retention time in HPLC (High Performance Liquid Chromatography 1 ). There is something to do. However, this method has a problem that errors are more likely to occur than the method using measured values as described below, because the calculated logD is an estimated value.
- Another method for obtaining logD is a stirred flask method.
- the compound to be measured, water and octanol are placed in a flask and shaken.
- the concentration of the compound in water and the concentration in octanol are measured, and log D is obtained based on the measured values. .
- the present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and two types of liquid do not cause mixing from a liquid separated into two layers, and the lower layer liquid is easily sampled. It is an object to provide a sampling method, a sampling apparatus, and a logD measurement method and a logD measurement system based on the sampling method. Means for solving the problem
- the sampling method uses an extraction means that includes a tubular tip and inserts the tip into the liquid from above and extracts the liquid from the tip.
- the plug liquid is injected into the tip of the injection means in the plug injection step.
- the plug liquid repels the upper-layer liquid and enters the injection means. To prevent. In other words, it prevents the occurrence of contamination due to the upper liquid when extracting the lower liquid.
- the liquid for plug can be easily injected, simple sampling is possible.
- the upper layer liquid is octanol in which a predetermined chemical substance is dissolved
- the lower layer liquid is a buffer liquid in which the predetermined chemical substance is dissolved
- the plug liquid is a buffer liquid. It is desirable that it is one liquid. According to this configuration, it is possible to easily perform solution sampling, for example, for calculating logD, without causing octanol contamination.
- the logD measuring method is a predetermined upper layer using an extraction means that includes a tubular tip and inserts the tip into an upward force liquid and extracts the liquid from the tip.
- the buffer solution is sampled from a liquid composed of two layers of octanol, in which the chemical substance is dissolved, and a nother liquid in which the predetermined chemical substance is dissolved in the lower layer, and the log D of the chemical substance is obtained.
- a logD measuring method for measuring comprising: a plug injection step for injecting a plug liquid into the tip of the extraction means; and an extraction means into which the plug liquid is injected in the plug injection step.
- logD calculation step for calculating logD based on the concentration measured in the concentration measurement step in the buffer.
- the concentration of the chemical substance in the buffer solution sampled by the above sampling method is measured, and logD is calculated based on the measured concentration.
- the buffer solution can be sampled easily without causing contamination, so that the concentration of the chemical substance in the buffer solution can be accurately measured. Therefore, logD can be calculated easily and accurately.
- the buffer solution is one medium in which a chemical substance is dissolved when measuring logD, and corresponds to, for example, water or an aqueous phosphoric acid solution.
- the concentration measurement in the buffer solution concentration measurement step is preferably performed using a mass spectrometer. According to this configuration, the concentration can be accurately measured even when the concentration of the chemical substance in the buffer solution is low, and the exact logD can be calculated even when the logD takes a large value of about 4-6.
- the method further includes an octanol concentration measurement step for measuring the concentration of the chemical substance in octanol, and in the logD calculation step, based on the concentrations measured in the buffer solution concentration measurement step and the octanol concentration measurement step. It is desirable to calculate logD. According to this configuration, based on the actual measured value of octanol concentration. It is possible to calculate more accurate logD.
- octanol is extracted and diluted, and the concentration of the chemical substance in the diluted octanol is measured using a mass spectrometer to measure the concentration of the chemical substance. Is desirable. According to this configuration, it is possible to accurately calculate logD even when the concentration in octanol is higher than that in the buffer solution.
- the present invention can provide the invention of a sampling device and a logD measurement system as follows.
- the sampling device includes a tubular tip portion, an extraction means for inserting the tip portion into an upper force liquid body and extracting the liquid from the tip portion, and an upper layer liquid not mixed with each other.
- a plug injection means for injecting the plug liquid into the tip of the extraction means; and an extraction control means for controlling the extraction means injected with the plug liquid by the plug injection means so as to extract the lower layer liquid. It is characterized by that.
- the logD measurement system includes a liquid divided into two layers, an octanol in which a predetermined chemical substance in the upper layer is dissolved and a buffer liquid in which the predetermined chemical substance in the lower layer is dissolved.
- a logD measurement system that measures the logD of the chemical substance by sampling the buffer solution from the liquid to be produced, and has a tubular tip portion, and the tip portion is inserted into the liquid from above, and the liquid is fed from the tip portion.
- Extraction means for extracting the liquid plug injection means for injecting the plug liquid into the leading end of the extraction means, and extraction means into which the plug liquid is injected by the plug injection means.
- An extraction control means for controlling the extraction of the buffer solution, and a buffer solution for measuring the concentration of the chemical substance in the buffer solution extracted in the control by the extraction control means.
- a degree measuring means characterized in that it comprises, a 1 OGD calculating means for calculating a logD based on the concentration measured by the buffer solution concentration measuring means.
- the plug liquid prevents the upper liquid from repelling and mixing into the injection means, so that contamination due to the upper liquid occurs when the lower liquid is extracted. prevent.
- the liquid for plugs can be easily injected, simple sampling is possible. Is possible.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram schematically showing a configuration of a logD measurement system in an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 shows a processing flow in the sampling method and logD measurement method in the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram schematically illustrating each phase of sampling.
- FIG. 4 A graph of peaks when a sample without a plug liquid is separated by HPLC and applied to a mass spectrometer.
- FIG. 5 is a graph of peaks when a sample using a plug liquid is separated by HPLC and applied to a mass spectrometer.
- FIG. 6 is a scatter diagram of the measured value of logD measured by a mass spectrometer according to the present embodiment and the measured value of logD measured by a method using UV.
- FIG. 7 is a scatter diagram of measured values of logD and document values measured according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram schematically showing a configuration of an embodiment of a logD measurement system 10 according to the present invention.
- the logD measurement system 10 measures the concentration of a chemical compound such as a compound dissolved in a buffer solution and octanol by actual measurement. When measuring the concentration, extract the buffer solution and octanol in which the compound is dissolved.
- the buffer solution is one medium that dissolves the compound when measuring logD, and corresponds to, for example, water or an aqueous phosphoric acid solution.
- LogD is a different value for each pH.
- a phosphoric acid aqueous solution having a pH of 7.4 can be prepared using, for example, a NaH 3 PO aqueous solution and a Na 2 HPO aqueous solution.
- the concentration of the phosphoric acid aqueous solution used as the buffer solution is preferably about 10 to 200 mM.
- the concentration in the buffer solution is 1/10 4 to 1/10 6 of the concentration in octanol.
- a slight contamination of octanol at the time becomes a fatal problem when calculating logD.
- the concentration in the Nouffer solution is 1/10 4 of that in octanol.
- the allowable amount of octanol contamination is only 25 pl with the extraction amount (2.5 ⁇ 1) X concentration ratio (1/10 4 ) X allowable rate (10%). Therefore, in this system 10, it is necessary to sufficiently prevent octanol from being mixed during the extraction of the buffer solution.
- the logD measurement system 10 includes a well plate 12, an autosampler 13, an HPLC 14, a mass spectrometer 15, and a control analysis PC (Personal Computer) 16. Yes.
- the Wenore plate 12 is provided with a plurality of wells 12a so as to hold a liquid, and a sample for measuring logD, which consists of a two-layer force of an octanol layer and a buffer liquid layer in the well 12a. Is for adjusting and holding.
- 96 tools 12a are preferably provided so that multiple samples can be adjusted and held at the same time.
- the autosampler 13 is an extraction means for extracting the liquid held in the tool 12a of the tool plate 12 placed at a predetermined position.
- the extracted liquid (sample) is automatically sent to HPLC 14 for analysis by HPLC 14 and mass spectrometer 15.
- the autosampler 13 is provided with a syringe 11, and as shown in FIG. 3, the syringe 11 is provided with a needle 1 la that is a tubular tip part for extracting a liquid.
- the syringe 11 inserts the needle 11a into the liquid from above and extracts the liquid from the needle 11a.
- the donor 11a it is preferable to use one having an inner diameter in units of a few millimeters and a length in units of several tens of millimeters.
- the syringe 11 is controlled by the control analysis PC 16 and can accurately extract a liquid in ⁇ units.
- the autosampler 13 specifically, for example, HTS PAL manufactured by CTC Analytics can be used.
- HPLC 14 separates the sample from the autosampler 13 and sends it to the mass spectrometer 15.
- HPLC 14 can be prepared using Waters allliance 2690.
- the mass spectrometer 15 measures a quantitative value of the amount of the compound contained in the sample. Specifically, the quantitative value is measured based on the peak value corresponding to the mass of the compound. The measured data is sent to the control analysis PC. Note that the ionization voltage in the mass spectrometer 15 is preferably set in advance to an appropriate value before the logD measurement using an adjustment sample such as an acetonitrile solution of the compound to be measured.
- the mass spectrometer 15 specifically, for example, ZQ2000 manufactured by Waters can be used.
- the control analysis PC 16 controls the autosampler 13, the HPLC 14, and the mass spectrometer 15. How to control each device to operate will be described later. These controls are preferably performed using a control program and software. In addition, the control analysis PC 16 calculates a quantitative force concentration of the amount of the compound obtained by the mass spectrometer 15 and calculates logD from the concentration. A specific calculation method will be described later.
- the HPLC 14, the mass spectrometer 15 and the control analysis PC 16 correspond to each concentration measuring means for measuring the concentration of the compound in the buffer solution and octanol.
- the control analysis PC 16 corresponds to a logD calculating means for calculating logD from the measured concentration.
- the sample for measuring logD is adjusted as follows (S01).
- the compound to be measured for logD is dissolved in a buffer solution and octanol and separated into two layers.
- the compound to be measured is preferably dissolved beforehand in DMSO (Dimethyl Sulfoxide) at a predetermined concentration such as ImM or 10 mM before sample preparation. This is because the compound is easily dissolved in octanol and the buffer solution.
- DMSO Dimethyl Sulfoxide
- DMSO Dimethyl Sulfoxide
- a pipette that can be accurately extracted and added in ⁇ ⁇ units under the control of a microprocessor provided in the pipette.
- the pipette has multiple channels so that multiple samples can be extracted simultaneously.
- a predetermined amount of octanol such as 300 ⁇ 1 is added to each well 12a of the well plate 12 using a pipette. After that, it is preferable to cover each well 12a with a well cap or the like, and to stir and centrifuge the well plate 12.
- DMSO is easier to dissolve in buffer than otanol, so dissolve it in octanol beforehand. This is so that accurate logD can be measured.
- Stir processing is performed vigorously for 5 minutes at room temperature using a shaker, for example. Centrifugation is performed, for example, at 20 OOirpm for 5 minutes in a centrifuge after stirring.
- octanol 50a and buffer solution 50b are sampled to measure the concentration (S02 to S04).
- sampling of the buffer solution 50b will be described with reference to FIG.
- the autosampler 13 controlled by the control analysis PC 16 is provided with a predetermined amount of plug from the wash port 20 which is a container provided at a position different from the wall plate 12, to the syringe 11.
- Liquid 51 is injected (S02, plug injection step). By this injection, as shown in FIG.
- the needle 11a of the syringe 11 is in a state in which the plug liquid 51 is contained. Up The prescribed amount is an appropriate amount such as 2.5 ⁇ .
- a tube 21 is connected to the bottom of the wash port 20 described above. Further, the pipe 21 is provided with an electromagnetic valve 22, and the liquid in the wash port 20 can be exchanged from the pipe 21 before and after the following cleaning by opening and closing the electromagnetic valve 22.
- the plug liquid 51 prevents the upper layer octanol 50a from being mixed into the syringe 11 when the lower layer buffer solution 50b is extracted.
- the plug liquid 51 is not mixed with the upper octanol 50a.
- the control analysis PC 16 in this step serves as a plug injection (control) means for controlling to inject the plug liquid into the needle 11a which is the tip of the extraction means.
- the lower buffer solution is extracted by the syringe 11 in which the plug liquid is injected into the needle 11a (S03, extraction step).
- the autosampler 13 controlled by the control analysis PC16 inserts the needle 11a of the syringe 11 into the well 12a containing the sample as shown in FIGS. 3 (b) to (e). Is done.
- the needle 11a passes through the octanol layer 50a, the needle 1 la is in a state where the plug liquid 51 is contained.
- 50a repellent Prevents the mixing of octanol 50a into syringe 11. As shown in FIG.
- a predetermined amount of the buffer solution 50b is extracted from the needle 11a.
- the needle 11a contains the buffer solution 50b.
- the predetermined amount is an appropriate amount such as 2.5 ⁇ .
- the needle 11a when the needle 11a is pulled out, when passing through the octanol layer 50a, the needle 11a contains the buffer solution 50b. Fluid 50b force Repellent Octanol 50a Prevents contamination of syringe 11 with Octanol 50a. Since octanol 50a and buffer solution 50b have the property of being separated into two layers, buffer solution 50b can repel octanol 50a as described above. Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 3 (e), the needle 11a is pulled out from the sample. After withdrawing from the sample, wash with water or ethanol at wash port 20.
- the sampled buffer solution 50b is automatically sent to HPLC14.
- the control analysis PC 16 in this step serves as an extraction control means for controlling the extraction means to extract the Renofer liquid 50b.
- the plug liquid 51 and the buffer liquid 50b are usually mixed without being separated into two layers as shown in FIG. 3 (in FIG. 3, the explanation is divided into two layers for easy explanation of component power). Since the amount of the compound contained in the extracted buffer liquid layer 50b does not change, the concentration in the buffer layer can be measured.
- octanol 50a sampling of octanol 50a will be described. Since the octanol layer 50a is an upper layer, there is no risk of contamination during extraction, so extraction is performed with a pipette or the like (S04). By the way, the concentration of the compound in Octanol 50a is higher than the concentration of the compound in Buffer One Solution 50b. As described above, for example, when logD is 4, the concentration of the compound in octanol is 1000 times the concentration of the compound in buffer solution 50b. Therefore, in order to avoid ion saturation in the mass spectrometer 15, it is preferable to dilute the extracted octanol 50a with a diluting solvent such as ethanol.
- a diluting solvent such as ethanol.
- Diluted octanol 50a is placed in a separate tool plate, extracted by autosampler 13 in the same way as buffer solution extraction, and automatically sent to HPLC14. Note that the buffer solution 50b need not be sampled first, but octanol 50a may be sampled first.
- the concentration power of the compound to be measured by logD in octanol 50a and buffer solution 50b extracted from wall 12a and sent to HPLC 14 is measured using HPLC 14 and mass spectrometer 15 (S05, buffer solution).
- HPLC 14 and mass spectrometer 15 S05, buffer solution.
- Medium concentration measurement step, Octanol concentration measurement step Specifically, the concentration is measured by calculating a quantitative value of the amount of the compound contained in each solution from the peak value corresponding to the compound in the spectrum data acquired by the mass spectrometer 15. Information processing such as calculation of quantitative values is performed by the PC 16 for control analysis.
- Octanol 50a and buff The measurement of the concentration in the air solution 50b is performed at different timings.
- the measurement of the concentration in each solution in S05 is, for example, a mass spectrometer as described above.
- the measurement method based on the absorption rate of UV (Ultra Violet) obtained by the method using 15 may be used.
- control analysis PC 16 calculates logD from the measured concentration using the following equation (S06, logD calculation step).
- logD log ([octanol layer concentration] / renopher liquid layer concentration])
- the use of the plug liquid 51 prevents the occurrence of contamination by the upper octanol 50a during the extraction of the lower buffer liquid 50b.
- the sampling method according to the present embodiment can easily inject the liquid for plug, simple sampling is possible.
- contamination can be prevented, accurate concentration measurement is possible. Therefore, logD can be calculated easily and accurately.
- the present embodiment can be easily implemented, and the process from sampling to measurement of logD can be automated, so that it is suitable for analyzing a large number of samples in a short period of time compared to the conventional method. Les.
- the two layers of liquid used for sampling do not necessarily have to be those described above.
- the upper layer liquid may be a non-aqueous solution in which a predetermined chemical substance such as a chemical substance for logD measurement is dissolved in a non-aqueous solvent.
- the non-aqueous solvent specifically corresponds to, for example, an alkenol having 4 or more carbon atoms.
- the lower layer liquid is an aqueous solution in which the specified chemical substance is dissolved in an aqueous solvent.
- the aqueous solvent is a liquid insoluble in the above non-aqueous solvent, and specifically corresponds to, for example, water or an aqueous solution in which a predetermined salt is dissolved.
- the plug liquid may be the above aqueous solvent.
- FIG. 4 and 5 are chromatograms when the sample was separated by HPLC14.
- the horizontal axis represents time
- the vertical axis represents the measured peak intensity.
- (a) is the chromatogram when no sample was sent to HPLC14 (blank).
- (B) is adjusted for logD measurement.
- the buffer solution 50b obtained by removing only the octanol layer 50a from the two layers of the octanol layer 50a and the buffer solution layer 50b is measured in advance (when contamination due to octanol cannot occur) This is a chromatogram.
- (C) is a chromatogram obtained by measuring the strength of the octanol layer 50a and the buffer solution layer 50b as described above, and the force obtained by extracting the buffer solution 50b.
- (d) is a graph in the case of a blank as in (a). From (a) to (), the same equipment is used for continuous measurement.
- Fig. 4 shows the case where the buffer liquid 50b from the two layers of the octanol layer 50a and the buffer liquid layer 50b is extracted (corresponding to (c)) and the plug liquid is not used.
- Fig. 5 is a chromatogram when used (when sampled as in this embodiment). As can be seen from the comparison of Fig. 4 (a) and Fig. 5 (a) with Fig. 4 (b) and Fig. 5 (b), the peak of time in the range of 2. 32-2. 35 is the compound to be measured. It corresponds to. In Fig. 4 (c), the time peak in the range of 2.32 to 2.35 has a width, whereas in Fig. 5 (c), the peak in the range of 2.32 to 2.35.
- the peak of time has the same shape as in Fig. 4 (b) and Fig. 5 (b). This indicates that when no plug liquid was used (Fig. 4), contamination with octanol 50a occurred and even the compounds contained in octanol 50a were detected. On the other hand, when the plug liquid was used (FIG. 5, in the case of this embodiment), no contamination with octanol 50a occurred, indicating that only the compound contained in buffer solution 50b was detected.
- the syringe 11 configured to include the needle 11a as the extraction means as in the present embodiment is used, handling such as injection of the plug liquid 51 is easy. Further, since the needle 11a has an inner diameter of several comma units and a length of several tens of millimeters, it can hold the plug liquid and prevent contamination more quickly.
- the concentration of the compound contained in the buffer solution is low, such as when the concentration of the compound in the buffer solution is low. Even when the amount is very small, the amount of the compound can be quantified and the logD can be calculated accurately.
- the concentration in octanol 50a is also obtained as in the present embodiment, more accurate logD can be calculated.
- concentration of octanol 50a is measured by diluting octanol 50a in consideration of the value of logD as in this embodiment, even if the concentration in octanol 50a is higher than the concentration in buffer solution 50b, it is accurate. It is possible to calculate logD.
- the power of measuring the logD when the buffer solution 50b has a specific pH For example, the pH of the buffer solution 50b is changed a plurality of times using the method of the present invention. LogP can be measured to calculate logP.
- Wel plate 12 96 deep well plate (Agilent)
- Octanol 50a Wako Special 1- Octanol
- MethTrimethoprim These compounds are components of commercial drugs and have a known logD.
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