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Applications
PEGylated L-Chymotrypsinogen A (N-Terminal PEG 20KDa) on BioSep2000 (2)
18903
Separation Mode: Gel Filtration Chromatography (GFC)
Gel Filtration Chromatography (GFC)
SEC-s2000
HPLC
Pharmaceutical/Biopharmaceutical
Life Science
Protein
Biochemical Compound / Nutrient

PEGylated L-Chymotrypsinogen A (N-Terminal PEG 20KDa) on BioSep2000 (2)

Analytes
14 PEG / Chymo A complex
23 PEG / Chymo A complex
32 PEG / Chymo A complex
4PEGylated Chymotrypsinogen A
5Chymotrypsinogen A
Details
LC Conditions (App ID: 18903)
Column:
Brand Name:
BioSep-SEC-S
Part No:
Phase Name:
SEC-s2000
Sample Note:
Application Topic: Monitoring protein PEGylation and purifying PEGylated proteins from their reaction Therapeutic proteins are often PEGylated to increase their serum lifetime; however, such reactions typically generate a heterogeneous product that can be difficult to characterize and purify. PEGylated proteins are usually purified by GFC or RPC after synthesis and the PEGylation reaction is monitored by HPLC to maximize recovery of a singly-modified protein. While reaction conditions are optimized, it is common that proteins can be PEGylated at multiple sites even with N-terminal specific chemistries; thus the need for time course monitoring. While different molecular weight range BioSep columns can be used for monitoring such reactions and purifying PEGylated protein, BioSep 2000 is typically used because it provides optimal separation of molecular weights below 150 Kilodaltons, the range of most PEGs, proteins, and their conjugates. In this example application, protein was reacted using N-terminal favoring conditions (phosphate pH 6.5 with cyanoborohydrate and 5x PEG aldehyde excess). For reaction monitoring, intact protein and reaction timepoints at 0 minutes, 30 minutes, 60 minutes and an overnight reaction were run on a BioSep 2000 at neutral pH conditions (100 mM phosphate buffer, pH 6.8) and chromatograms were overlaid. Based on the GFC results protein is rapidly PEGylated over the course of an hour with concomitant decrease in intact protein. Note that even with using an N-terminal specific PEG reagent, additional sites of PEG modification occur even at the 30 minute timepoint. The overnight timepoint has a majority of the protein in multiple PEGylated forms. Resolution of each component is such that the BioSep 2000 could be used either a monitoring or purification capacity to get high recovery and purity of the desired PEGylated protein.
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