Spectrofluorimetric determination of buparvaquone in biological fluids, food samples and a pharmaceutical formulation by using terbium–deferasirox probe

Determination of epristeride by its quenching effect on the fluorescence of L -tryptophan

“…However, analytical techniques based on HPLC involve a complex procedure and costly solvents and produce a lot of waste liquid. Compared with chromatography, spectrofluorimetry attracts more and more interest with its high sensitivity and simplicity, and thus has been used extensively in the analysis of drugs and food [5] , [6] , [7] . In our previous publication, the interaction of EP and bovine serum albumin with fluorescence quenching method and determined EP in EP tablet and human serum were developed, but the limit of detection was relatively high (0.28 μg/mL) [8] .…”

Development and Validation of Stability Indicating Method for Estimation of Buparvaquone by Forced Degradation Studies

“…[6][7][8] Literature Survey discloses that there are specific techniques available for the estimation of BPQ like RP-HPLC-UV method, Spectrofluorimetric method and Bioanalytical method. 9,10 The current study was designed to develop novel, simple and accurate stability-indicating method 11,12 for the determination of Buparvaquone in bulk and in pharmaceutical preparation.…”

Glucose-assisted synthesis of a magnetic monohydroxy aluminium oxide@carbon (γ-AlOOH/Fe3O4@C) nanocomposite as an innovative sorbent for extraction and pre-concentration of deferasirox present in plasma and urine samples

“…8,9 These analytical procedures should use less solvent and produce cleaner samples so that the concentration of the analyte can be appropriately determined using analytical instruments in the final step. 10…”

“…8,9 These analytical procedures should use less solvent and produce cleaner samples so that the concentration of the analyte can be appropriately determined using analytical instruments in the final step. 10 Solid-phase extraction is one of the most extensively used procedures for organic and mineral sample extraction and preconcentration. [11][12][13] The solid-phase extraction (SPE) process has many great benefits, but it still uses a lot of hazardous and costly inorganic or organic solvents in relatively high concentrations.…”