Abstract
A competitive assay between the antiviral Amantadine and the dye Thionine for the Cucurbit[8]uril cavity was carried out in a flow injection analysis system for the indirect fluorescence detection of Amantadine. Both, Cucurbit[7]uril and Cucurbit[8]uril Thionine complexes were evaluated for the competitive assay. The use of a 12-port injection valve allows the on-line reaction in the flow system. Once optimized all the experimental variables, the methodology developed allows the detection of Amantadine at the 0.16µM level with excellent accuracy (Er ≤ 8.2%) and reproducibility (RSD ≤ 6.3%) for all the concentration range assayed. This one-step turn-on fluorescence methodology allows reaching sampling frequencies of 68 samples per hour. The selectivity of the method was evaluated against different antiviral drugs. Moreover, the performance of the methodology proposed was tested by the Amantadine determination in human serum and pharmaceutical formulations samples. The results demonstrated that the method can be applied to Amantadine determination in real samples of different nature with excellent recoveries, ranging from 83% to 98% depending on the matrix assayed.
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