Learning Outcomes
The aim of the course is to provide the necessary knowledge on topics related to instrumental analytical techniques as they described in the International Pharmacopoeias and applied to the quality control of pharmaceutical products.
Through this course the postgraduate students will learn and improve their knowledge about the analytical techniques and methods of analysis for the characterization of pharmaceutical products.
Course Content (Syllabus)
• Instrumental separation techniques in Pharmaceutical Analysis.
• Theory of chromatography. Learning how to operate HPLC, (system suitability).
• Theory of Chromatographic columns
• Theory of Mass Spectrometry. Sample Cleanup, Extraction, Solid Phase Extraction (SPE)
• Chemical analysis of active substances in biological samples – Bioanalysis and sample pretreatment.
• Modern sample pretreatment techniques.
• Determination of active substance with ESI-LC / MS (positive / negative mode).
• Validation of analytical methods, objectives of method validation. Validation of analytical methods: objectives of method validation, how we can use the results of validation to set the right system suitability, forced degradation studies and how they contribute to validation, a new trend in validation of methods according to QbD guidelines
• Chemical analysis of pharmaceutical ingredients and raw materials
• Quantitative determination of two active ingredients in a pharmaceutical formulation by HPLC.
• Study of effect of solvent elution power, column temperature and flow rate on the separation of substances in HPLC.
• Determination of pharmaceutical substance content in a preparation by HPLC. Content uniformity control and statistical data processing of results.
• Determination of impurities of related structure of an active ingredient.