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  • Self-packed filter plates: a good alternative for pre-packed filter plates for developing purification processes for therapeutic proteins.

Self-packed filter plates: a good alternative for pre-packed filter plates for developing purification processes for therapeutic proteins.

Biotechnology journal (2012-08-23)
Xiaonan Li, Guy de Roo, Kim Burgers, Marcel Ottens, Michel Eppink
ABSTRACT

The use of high-throughput screening (HTS) has been successfully applied over the past years in downstream process development of therapeutic proteins. Different HTS applications have been introduced to speed up the development of purification processes for these proteins. In the light of these findings, studies were conducted to develop a controlled method of pipetting the right amount of resin into self-packed filter plates. In total, 13 plates were tested for their suitability in an HTS application. Based on these studies, the Seahorse plate was experimentally verified as the best filter plate. Suitable conditions for preparing a self-packed plate were established so that linear correlations between resin concentration (POROS 50HS) and UV adsorption (420 nm) were obtained. The accuracy of dispensing the slurry into a microtiter plate was controlled within 1% deviation under established conditions. Overall, self-packed filter plates are equipped to be used in the development of purification processes in HTS mode.

MATERIALS
Product Number
Brand
Product Description

Sigma-Aldrich
Orange G, for NA electrophoresis
Sigma-Aldrich
Orange G, certified by the Biological Stain Commission
Sigma-Aldrich
Orange G, certified by the Biological Stain Commission, Dye content 80 %