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F. Calculations

The vitamin D

3

standard linear curve with a 1/x weighting is calculated using the total

area of the vitamin D

3

and the previtamin D

3

(if present) with the total area of the isotope

vitamin D

3

and the isotope previtamin D

3

as the internal standard. The sample vitamin

D

3

concentration is calculated from the above curve using the sample total area of the

isotope vitamin D

3

and the isotope previtamin D

3

as the sample internal standard. The

sample previtamin D

3

concentration is calculated from the same curve and the same total

area of the isotope vitamin D

3

and the isotope previtamin D

3

as the sample internal

standard.

IU/100g

100

)

FCIS(IU/mL

weight(g)

)

CISS(IU/mL

ISS(mL)

/mL)]

SCPreD3(IU

U/mL)

[SCVitD3(I

= ×

×

×

×

+

Where:

SCVitD3 = sample concentration vitamin D

3

, IU/mL, from linear curve;

SCPreD3 = sample concentration previtamin D

3

, IU/mL, from linear curve;

ISS = amount of internal standard spiked in sample, mL;

CISS = concentration of internal standard spiked in sample, IU/mL;

weight = sample size taken, g;

FCIS = final concentration of internal standard in working standards, IU/mL. Vitamin

D

2

is calculated in the same way.

Note:

Respective qualifying product ions should match the quantitation ions within 20%

to confirm the presence of vitamin D

2

or D

3

. The quantitation ion for vitamin D

3

is 385.4/259.1 while the qualifier ions for vitamin D

3

are 385.4/107.1 and

385.4/159.1. For vitamin D

2

the quantitation ion is 397.4/125.1 while the

qualifier ions are 397.4/107.0 and 397.4/271.1.

1 mcg vitamin D = 40 IU

All steps of the method procedure should be conducted in low actinic light

2011.11 VITAMIN D MLT-Sept 2015

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