Abstract
AbstractCa isotopes have gained increasing interest as a diagnostic tool for bone diseases due to the variations in abundances as a consequence of changes in bone-mineral balance. Optimized Ca/matrix separation prior to analysis is a prerequisite for reliable isotope ratio measurements in complex biological matrices such as blood, serum, or urine. The online analysis of analyte/matrix separation by ICP-MS enables direct assessment of elution profiles supporting the optimization process. The integration of transient signals and signal suppression challenge the quantification and interpretation of the elution profiles. Mn and Co remain unretained by the DGA Resin (TrisKem International) from nitric acid. Hence, in the present study, these elements were investigated for their application as standards to monitor signal suppression. Successful analyte quantification was accomplished using a dynamic correction strategy applying a linear gradient of a suppression factor based on Mn and Co intensities. An optimized Ca/matrix separation procedure using DGA Resin is proposed based on the results during online ICP-MS analysis.
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Funder
Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften
Montanuniversität Leoben
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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