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A fully automated solid-phase extraction method significantly reduces sample preparation workload and tissue requirements for siRNA drug quantitation across multiple tissues using LC-MS. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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The aim is to present a fully automated method for extracting and quantifying siRNA from various tissues.

March 1, 2026

A fully automated novel solid-phase extraction method for siRNA drug extraction and quantitation across multiple tissues using LC-MS.

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The aim is to present a fully automated method for extracting and quantifying siRNA from various tissues.
Developed a one-step solid-phase extraction (SPE) method.
Reduced the need for tissue volume in analyses.
Utilized surrogate matrix calibration for sample analysis.
Automated the process to simplify sample preparation.
Significantly decreased analytical time for tissue biodistribution studies.
Improved efficiency in sample handling and preparation workloads.
Maintained adherence to the principles of the 3Rs (Reduce, Replace, Refine).

Abstract

This manuscript presents a one-step SPE method greatly reducing blank tissue requirements and sample preparation workload by enabling use of surrogate matrix calibration and full automation. The presented SPE method simplifies and reduces analytical time in bioanalysis of tissue biodistribution studies and adheres to the principles of 3R.

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A fully automated novel solid-phase extraction method for siRNA drug extraction and quantitation across multiple tissues using LC-MS.

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