A selected ion monitoring assay has been developed to measure plasma levels of the bronchodilator pirbuterol in animals and man. Pirbuterol is extracted from plasma with acetone + potassium carbonate and after further purification is converted to its trimethylacetyl derivative. With the use of the stable isotope labeled internal standard, pirbuterol-d9, precisions of 10% and 6% were achieved at plasma concentrations of 1 and 20 ng ml-1, respectively. The synthesis of the deuterium labeled internal standard is described.
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