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Clinical Applications of LC-MS/MS - PPT Presentation

Brig Dilshad Ahmed Khan MBBS MCPS FCPS MS FRCP PhD Professor of Pathology Armed Forces Institute of Pathology MS Principles ID: 775317

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Clinical Applications of LC-MS/MS

Brig Dilshad Ahmed KhanMBBS, MCPS, FCPS, MS, FRCP, Ph.D Professor of Pathology Armed Forces Institute of Pathology

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MS Principles

Different elements can be uniquely identified by their mass

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Mass spectrometry

CH

3

COCH3

Sample Inlet

CH3+COCH3

Ionization

& adsorption of excess energy

Mass

analysis

CH

3

C

+

OCH

3

+

COCH

3

+

CH

3

+

COH

Fragmentation

(Dissociation)

Detection

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What is LC MS/MS ?

Uses one LC and 2 mass analyzers in a single instrumentOne MS purifies the analyte ion from a mixture using a magnetic fieldThe other analyzes fragments of the analyte ion for identification and quantification

Ion source

MS-2

MS-1

Mixture of ions

Single ion

Fragments

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MS vs. MS/MS

Inlet

Detect

Mass

Analyze

Ionize

MS

Inlet

Fragment

Mass Analyze

Ionize

Mass

Analyze

Detect

MS1

Collision

Cell

MS2

MS/MS

GC

HPLC

Separation

Identification

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LC-MS/MS

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Components of tandem mass spectrometer

Collision

Cell

Mass

s

pectrometer

Mass

Spectrometer

Detector

Ionization

source

ESI

APPIAPCI

ArgonXenon

Quatrupolemagnetic sector

Quatrupole

magnetic sector

Collision cell

MS1

MS2

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Sample preparation

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Ion sources make ions from sample molecules

High voltage applied

to metal sheath (~4 kV)

Sample

inlet

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ozzle

(Lower

voltage

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Charged droplets

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Sample in solution

N

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N

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Partial

vacuum

Electrospray ionization:

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Analytical quadrupole

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Quadrupole

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MS/MS with triple quad

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Ion trap

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Operation modes

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Static

Scanning

1st

quadrupole mass

analyzer

:

Scanning

a mass range 2nd quadrupole : fixed, or Static, at the mass-to-charge ratio (m/z) of a product ion known to be common to the analytes in a mixture.

Argon gas

Precursors

Product

Collision cell

MS1

MS2

Precursor ion scanning

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Collision induced dissociation

Argon gas

Precursor ion

Product ions

Collision conditions

(fragmentation)

are controlled by altering:

The collision energy (

eV

)

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5eV

10

eV

30

eV

40 eV

20 eV

 collision energy >  fragmentation

Product ion scanning

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[

M+H]

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Mass

spectrum: progesterone

Full

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can

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cquisition

m

ode

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Mass

spectrum

from MS1

Product ion spectrum from MS2

Product ions

Precursor

ion

Product Ion spectrum: progesterone

Product ion

scanning

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Static(m/z 315.1)

Scanning

The first

quadrupole

mass

analyzer

is fixed at the mass-to-charge ratio (m/z) of the precursor ion to be interrogated while the second

quadrupole

is scanning over a user-defined mass range.

Argon gas

Precursors

Product

Collision cell

MS1

MS2

Product

ion scanning

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Applications of LC/MS

Forensic toxicology / Drugs of abuseClinical toxicology/TDMClinical endocrinologyClinical chemistry Inborn errors of metabolism

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Drugs screening/ confirmation

Broad spectrum drug screens acquires full scan spectraIdentification based on accurate massAccurate fragments mass analysis are important

Mass accuracy =

measured-theory theory

Resolution (FWHM) =

M

Mass s Δmass

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Direct analysis of opiates

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LC/MS/MS

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Therapeutic Drug Monitoring

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CSA

Tacrolimus

Sirolimus

Examples &

structures

Cyclosporin A (CyA)

Tacrolimus (TRL)Sirolimus (SRL)

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Cyclosporine measurement

400µg/L spike – International

Cyclosporin PT Scheme

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Cyclosporine Measurement

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Clinical Endocrinology: Thyroid assay

Thyroid hormone testing is well served by immunoassays There needs to be a good correlation between FT4 and TSHLC/MS/MS for FT4 /T3 hormones?

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NIH study 2010 n=109, Siemens Immulite 2500

Inverse log-linear relationship: Immune assay-FT4 and TSH r = 0.45 (95% CI 0.29 - 0.59)

Handrick

et al. Clin Chem 2011; 57:122-7.

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FT4/FT3 by LC/MS/MS

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NIH study 2010 n=109 Siemens Immulite 2500

Inverse log-linear relationship: LCMS/MS-FT4 and log TSH r = 0.84 (95% CI 0.77- 0.88).

Handrick

et al. Clin Chem. 2011; 57:122-7.

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Thyroid testing

FT4/FT3 LCMS/MS method performed excellently and provide results which correlate well with TSHT4 testing by immunoassay appears to be reliable except during pregnancy? We recommended performing a protein separation step using UF at 37oC for FT4/FT3 testing. Quantification can then be performed employing either IA or MS/MS Potential to report thyroid profiles e.g. T4, T3, rT3, 3,5-T2,3-

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Steroid

Steroid measurement by tandem mass spectrometry is reliable, fast and relatively inexpensive Profile testing permits a deeper insight into endocrine disorders allowing improved patient diagnosis and management Teaching hospital laboratories can provide for reliable measurement of 5-12 steroids with single good MS/MS

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Analyte

IE (CV)

LCMS/MS (CV)

Corticosterone

10%

9%

DHEAS

9%

4%

11-Deoxcortisol

16%

7%

Aldosterone

12%

6-9%

25-Hydroxyvitamins

D3

12%

6%

DHEA

12%

6%

Progesterone

12%

3-9%

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Humans make vitamin D3 in the skin Plants and yeast make vitamin D2

Vitamin D Determination by LC/MS/MS

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Measurement of Vitamin D

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LC/MS/MS standard curves

6 point standard curve: (128, 64, 62, 16, 8, 4 ng/mL)

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25OHD LC/MS/Ms validation

Reproducibility (%)Low(20-25 ng/mL)Medium(45-55 ng/mL)High (95-105 ng/mL)Intra-assay 25OHD2 25OHD39.011.26.97.58.18.5Intra-assay 25OHD2 25OHD39.713.511.610.78.88.4

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25OHD LC/MS/MS validation

Sensitivity (limit of quantification)

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LC/MS/MS vs EIA

Roth HJ, et al. Ann Clin Biochem. 2008:45;153-159.

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Proteomics in human diseases

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Newborn Screening with LC-MS/MS

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Inborn errors of metabolism

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Amino acid profile (normal)

140

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m/z, amu

50

% Intensity

100

INTERNE STANDARDS

Gly

Ala

Val

Leu

Met

Cit

Phe

Tyr

Glu

Gly

Ala

Ser

Pro

Val

Leu + Ile

Gln

Tyr

Phe

Glu

Asp

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Phenylketonuria (PKU)

140

160

180

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280

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m/z, amu

50

% Intensity

100

INTERNAL STANDARDS

Gly

Ala

Val

Leu

Met

Cit

Phe

Tyr

Glu

Gly

Ala

Ser

Pro

Val

Leu + Ile

Gln

Tyr

Phe

Glu

Asp

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m/z, amu

INTERNAL STANDARDS

Gly

Ala

Val

Leu

Met

Phe

Tyr

Glu

Gly

Ala

Ser

Pro

Val

Leu + Ile

Tyr

Phe

Glu

Asp

Amino Acid Profile from a Filter Paper Blood Spot:

MSUD

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m/z, amu

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% Intensity

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Maple syrup urine disease (MSUD)

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Summary

LC /MS/MS is the exciting instrument for clinical lab Better sensitivity and specificity Much less expensive then extraction assaysMultiplex – excellent efficiencyLC /MS/MS may replaces a few immunoassay in the reference clinical labs i.e vitamin D , drugs , hormones ?

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attention

Thanks

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