Direct Affinity Purification of Long-Acting PASylated Proteins with Therapeutic Potential Using L-Prolinamide for Mild Elution.
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ABSTRACT: Both insufficient plasma half-life (circulation for only few hours or less) and laborious downstream purification can be bottleneck for biological drug development. We report a novel strategy for the efficient and gentle affinity purification of pharmacologically relevant proteins modified by PASylation for prolonged action in vivo. We previously described antibodies specific for Pro/Ala-rich sequences (PAS) covering a range of binding characteristics. Our present approach relies on a chromatography matrix functionalized with a low-affinity PAS-specific antibody Fab fragment for specific adsorption of the PASylated protein from a macromolecular mixture. With the complete absence of hydrophobic/aromatic or ionic groups in the PAS sequence epitope, binding is mediated by Van der Waals contac
SUBMITTER: Schilz J
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9320812 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Jun
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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