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Table 1 In-silico prediction profile of lenvatinib mesylate degradation at different stress conditions by Zeneth software

From: QbD-driven RP-HPLC method for novel chemo-herbal combination, in-silico, force degradation studies, and characterization of dual drug-loaded polymeric and lipidic nanocarriers

Degradant

Chemical structure

Molecular formula

Mass (m/z)

Trigger conditions

Types

Acidic hydrolytic conditions

LD1

C3H7N

57.09

Water; pH

Hydrolysis of urea

LD2

C18H14ClN3O5

387.77

Water; pH

Hydrolysis of urea

LD3

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C17H14ClN3O3

343.76

Water; pH

Hydrolysis of urea

LD4

C4H7NO2

101.1

Water; pH

Hydrolysis of urea

LD5

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C21H18ClN3O5

427.84

Water; pH

Hydrolysis of amide

LD6

C10H11ClN2O2

226.66

Water; pH

Hydrolysis of 4-heterosubstituted pyridine or related compound

LD7

C11H10N2O3

218.21

Water; pH

Hydrolysis of 4-heterosubstituted pyridine or related compound

LD8

C18H13ClN2O6

388.76

Water; pH

Hydrolysis of amide

LD9

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C7H6ClNO3

187.58

Water; pH

Hydrolysis of 4-heterosubstituted pyridine or related compound

LD10

C17H13ClN2O4

344.75

Water; pH

Hydrolysis of amide

LD11

C6H6ClNO

143.57

Water; pH

Hydrolysis of 4-heterosubstituted pyridine or related compound

LD12

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C17H14ClN3O3

343.76

pH

Intramolecular nucleophilic aromatic substitution of 4-heterosubstituted pyridine or related compound

LD13

C11H9NO4

219.19

Water; pH

Hydrolysis of 4-heterosubstituted pyridine or related compound

LD14

C17H15Cl2N3O4

396.23

pH

Transesterification of urea or carbamate ester

LD15

C14H16ClN3O3

309.75

pH

Transesterification of urea or carbamate ester

LD16

C28H23Cl2N5O6

596.42

pH

Transesterification of urea or carbamate ester

Basic hydrolytic conditions

LD17

C24H23ClN4O4

466.92

pH

Transamidation with primary aliphatic amine

LD18

C21H19ClN4O5

442.85

Oxygen or Peroxide; pH

N-Oxidation of pyridine-type nitrogen