Electrochemically-Controlled Rapid Chromatographic Separation of Nuisance Compounds from Natural Product Extracts

电化学控制快速色谱分离天然产物提取物中的有害化合物

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项目摘要

Abstract Natural products remain a rich source of compounds for drug discovery. However, a significant challenge for high throughput bioassay screening against molecular targets is the isolation of bioactive compound mixture free from interfering nuisance compounds. The well-established ubiquitous nuisance compounds in plant extracts are Tannins - polyphenolic plant metabolites. The solid-phase extraction (SPE) process is now gaining recognition as a method for rapid fractionation of crude plant extracts and employed to remove nuisance compounds as well as purify and concentrate analytes before introducing them into more expensive gas- or liquid- chromatography instrumentation. Our customer discovery interviews found that the challenges with current reverse phase materials in the removal of nuisance compounds during natural product extraction include unsuitable for more than single-use, pH (degrades at basic pH) and temperature (degrades at T > 60°C) restrictions, and suboptimal performance in the removal of nuisance compounds such as tannins. These technical issues affected (increased) the operational costs to manufacture the product and decreased margins. This SBIR Phase II proposal’s overall objective is to finalize an innovative solid phase extraction unit that incorporates electrically-conducting all-carbon spherical microparticles (40 µM diameter), synthesized using multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) as starting material. This material will, under an applied voltage, facilitate selective separation and detection of tannins. During Phase II, two aims will be pursued. Aim 1. Demonstrate that the all-carbon microbead synthesis and solid-phase extraction substrates are scalable. Aim 2. Establish consistent performance across the scaled-up microbead and substrate batches, and demonstrate (a) improved retention of tannins, (b) rapid detection of trapped tannins by electrospray mass spectrometry, and (c) reuse of the cartridge. Expected outcomes include 1) Finalization of the setup and conditions that will enable the large scale manufacturing of all-carbon solid-phase extraction system. 2) Identification of the critical synthesis process parameters (CPP) that affects tannin extraction performance reproducibility and has to be monitored and controlled to ensure the process produces the desired quality without batch variability. 3) Finalization of scientifically sound and appropriate test methods that can eventually be qualified/validated for batch release testing. The scientific outcomes from the Phase II activities will facilitate the commercial launch of this product as well as enable its application for the removal of other nuisance compounds. Upon complete development, NanoPak-C will attract customers seeking next-generation performance capabilities that fall outside the capabilities of current state-of-art for the removal of nuisance compounds during natural product extraction and advance separation of active drug candidates from the purified extracts of natural products.
摘要 天然产品仍然是药物发现的丰富化合物来源。然而,一个重大的挑战是 针对分子靶点的高通量生物检测筛选是生物活性化合物混合物的分离 不含干扰性化合物。植物中普遍存在的有害化合物 提取物是单宁-多酚植物代谢物。固相萃取(SPE)过程现在正在获得 识别作为一种快速分离植物粗提物并用于去除有害物质的方法 以及在将它们引入更昂贵的气体之前提纯和浓缩分析物-或者 液相色谱仪器。我们的客户发现访谈发现, 当前反相材料在天然产物提取过程中去除有害化合物的研究进展 包括不宜单次使用、pH(在基本pH下降解)和温度(在T&GT时降解; 60°C)限制,在去除单宁等有害化合物方面表现不佳。这些 技术问题影响(增加)了生产产品的运营成本,降低了利润率。 这项SBIR第二阶段提案的总体目标是最终确定一个创新的固相萃取装置, 结合导电全碳球形微粒(直径40微米),使用 以多壁碳纳米管(MWCNTs)为原料。这种材料在施加电压的情况下, 促进单宁的选择性分离和检测。在第二阶段,将实现两个目标。目标1。 证明了全碳微球合成和固相萃取基板是可扩展的。目标 2.在放大的微珠和衬底批次之间建立一致的性能,并演示 (A)改善单宁的保留率;(B)用电喷雾质谱仪快速检测捕获的单宁; 以及(C)盒的再利用。 预期结果包括1)最终确定能够实现大规模的设置和条件 全碳固相萃取系统的制造。2)关键合成工艺的识别 影响单宁提取性能重现性的参数(CPP),必须监测和 控制以确保过程产生所需的质量,而不会出现批次变化。3)最终确定 科学合理和适当的测试方法,最终可为批量发布而合格/验证 测试。第二阶段活动的科学成果将促进该产品的商业推出 并使其能够应用于去除其他有害化合物。在完全开发之后, NanoPak-C将吸引寻求下一代性能功能的客户 在天然产品提取和生产过程中去除有害化合物的最新技术能力 从天然产物的纯化提取物中预先分离活性候选药物。

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Electrochemically-Controlled Rapid Chromatographic Separation of Nuisance Compounds from Natural Product Extracts
电化学控制快速色谱分离天然产物提取物中的有害化合物
  • 批准号:
    10483473
  • 财政年份:
    2022
  • 资助金额:
    $ 97.99万
  • 项目类别:
Preclinical Efficacy And Safety Evaluation Of Graphene Nanoparticle-based Magneti
石墨烯纳米粒子基磁性材料的临床前疗效和安全性评价
  • 批准号:
    8646659
  • 财政年份:
    2013
  • 资助金额:
    $ 97.99万
  • 项目类别:
Nanotechnology-based Theranostic Technology for Bone Tissue Engineering
基于纳米技术的骨组织工程治疗诊断技术
  • 批准号:
    7981587
  • 财政年份:
    2010
  • 资助金额:
    $ 97.99万
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