Rapid determination of trace amounts of minoxidil in hamster skin follicles with various formulations using narrow-bore LC/EC
A sensitive liquid chromatographic method with electrochemistry (LC/EC) was developed for the determination of trace of minoxidil in hamster skin follicles after topical administration of the ear using various formulations. The minoxidil in the sebaceous glands of the hamster ear was isolated from t...
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description | A sensitive liquid chromatographic method with electrochemistry (LC/EC) was developed for the determination of trace of minoxidil in hamster skin follicles after topical administration of the ear using various formulations. The minoxidil in the sebaceous glands of the hamster ear was isolated from the skin and the follicles in different skin layers were treated with aqueous trichloroacetic acid followed by acetonitrile. The supernatant was directly injected into the LC/EC system and minoxidil was detected by oxidation at +800
mV versus Ag/AgCl using a glassy carbon electrode. The analytical recoveries were between 94.4 and103.1% and the linearity was excellent up to 250
μg/ml with a regression coefficient (
r
2) of 0.9988. The LC/EC and the widely used radiolabeled scintillation methods agree well and both show high sensitivities. The LC/EC method is rapid and cost-effective with a detection limit of only 1
ng/ml. |
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