The purpose of this project was to investigate if retention of polar compounds that are given to treat tuberculosis, diabetes, inflammatory bowel disease and childhood leukemia could be obtained with HILIC separation. By varying different parameters for different types of columns the compounds were analyzed with the aim of finding guidelines for future method optimizations. To perform these analyzes three different columns were tested – ZIC-HILIC (silica-based with zwitterions), ZIC-pHILIC (polymer-based with zwitterions) and XBridge Amide (amide functions). The results were evaluated with selected quality measures. The parameters being varied were pH, temperature, flow rate, type of buffer and ionic strength. In addition, comparisons between isocratic and gradient separations were performed.   Over 1 000 analyzes were conducted in which retention of 16 of total 18 substances were successfully obtained with HILIC. The columns that generated the best results in terms of greatest number of identified compounds were ZIC-HILIC and XBridge Amide. ZIC-pHILIC offered a wide pH range but generally gave inferior chromatography. The influence of the different parameters on the results has not been investigated in sufficient scope. This means that no specific methods for the different drug groups can be reported.

Les antibiotiques sont des polluants présents dans les écosystèmes aquatiques, réceptacles ultimes des substances anthropiques. L’étude de ces composés porte sur leur rémanence dans le milieu ou leurs effets sur des organismes naturels. De nombreux efforts ont été faits à l’échelle mondiale pour l’évaluation de la qualité environnementale des différentes ressources en eau pour la survie des espèces aquatiques mais aussi pour la consommation humaine et le risque sanitaire lié. Dans ce but, l’optimisation des techniques analytiques pour ces composés dans les systèmes aquatiques demeure une nécessité. Notre objectif est de développer des méthodes d’extraction et de détection pour 12 molécules appartenant à la famille des aminoglycosides et de la colistine dans les eaux des stations d’épuration et les eaux hospitalières. L’absence des méthodes d’analyse pour ces composés ainsi que le manque des études permettant leur détection dans l’eau sont les raisons de leur étude. L’Extraction sur Phase Solide (SPE) en mode classique (hors ligne) ou en ligne, suivie d’une analyse par la Chromatographie Liquide couplée à la Spectrométrie de Masse (LC/MS/MS) est la méthode la plus couramment employée pour ce type d’analyse. Les paramètres sont optimisés et validés afin d’assurer les meilleures conditions utilisées dans les analyses environnementales. Cette technique a été appliquée sur des échantillons réels des eaux des stations d’épuration à Bordeaux et au Liban. / Antibiotics are pollutants present in aquatic ecosystems ultimate receptacles of anthropogenic substances. These compounds are studied as their persistence in the environment or their effects on natural organisms. Numerous efforts have been made worldwide to assess the environmental quality of different water resources for the survival of aquatic species, but also for human consumption and health risk related. Towards goal, the optimization of analytical techniques for these compounds in aquatic systems remains a necessity. Our objective is to develop extraction and detection methods for 12 molecules of aminoglycosides and colistin in sewage treatment plants and hospitals waters. The lack of analytical methods for analysis of these compounds and the deficiency of studies for their detection in water is the reason for their study. Solid Phase Extraction (SPE) in classic mode (offline) or online followed by Liquid Chromatography analysis coupled with Mass Spectrometry (LC/MS/ MS) is the most method commonly used for this type of analysis. The parameters are optimized and validated to ensure the best conditions for the environmental analysis. This technique was applied to real samples of wastewater treatment plants in Bordeaux and Lebanon.

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Gd-Kontrastmittel werden in der Medizin für die Magnetresonanztomographie (MRT) benötigt, um einen besseren Bildkontrast zu erzielen. Nach der Anwendung gelangen diese Arzneimittel über das Abwasser in die Klärwerke und von dort in die jeweiligen anliegenden Oberflächengewässer. Somit wird es notwendig, den Verbleib der Gd-MRT-Kontrastmittel in der Umwelt zu verfolgen und aufzuklären. In dieser Arbeit werden für die Analyse von Umweltproben Methoden zur Speziesanalytik von Gd-Kontrastmitteln entwickelt und optimiert. Hierbei wird u.a. die Zwitterionische Hydrophile Interaktionschromatographie (HILIC) verwendet, die mit einer Induktiv- gekoppelten Plasma – Massenspektrometrie (ICP-MS) gekoppelt ist. / Gd based contrast agents are used for medical magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to enhance the contrast of the image. After application and excretion, the drugs pass through the wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) and make their way into the surrounding surface water bodies. This makes it necessary to monitor the fate of the Gd based contrast agents in the environment. In this work, methods for speciation analysis of Gd based contrast agents in environmental samples were developed and optimised. For this purpose i.a. zwitterionic hydrophilic interaction chromatography (HILIC) is used, which is hyphenated with inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS).