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June 06-07, 2019 | London, UK

2

nd

International Conference on

Tissue Science and Molecular Biology,

Stem Cells & Separation Techniques

Joint Event

Biomedical Research (An International Journal of Medical Sciences) | ISSN: 0976-1683 Volume 30

Pseudobioaffinity ligands coupled to high throughput support matrix for

purification of proteins from preparative to analytical validation important aspect

in DSP of biopharma

M A Vijayalakshmi

Lab.interaction Moleculaire Tech, France

T

he term “Pseudobiospecific affinity chromatography” was

coined by Prof. MA Vijayalakshmi in 1989 (TIBTECH 1989),

which cover classes of ligands which have both structural and

functional recognition of proteins based on their aminoacid

sequence and three dimensional structure. Pseudobiospecific

ACsystems(e.g.aminoacids,metal-chelates andtriazinedyes)

are highly economic and robust, canbe fine-tuned to excellent

specificities and medium dissociation constants (10-7 - 10-5).

Ligand and Matrix are the two chromatography components

that guidemolecular interactions in any AC system. The ligand

governs thermodynamic aspect of the chromatographic

system which includes binding specificity, binding strength,

ligand concentration etc. The support matrix governs the

high-throughput-hydrodynamic aspect which includes the

porosity of the support, particle size, etc. “MONOLITHS”

are new stationary phase materials introduced in 1990’s as

“non-particulate homogeneous methacrylate material with

high pore interconnectivity and lack of interestial voids”

containing mega pores. They can be prepared in different

forms like disks (CIM®: Convective Interactive Media), radio

flow columns, capillaries and microfluidics. Due to the high

pore interconnectivity, the flow is convective which results

in efficient mass transfer of molecules and without any

diffusion limitation like in the agarose based system. Thus a

flow independent binding systemgives very high capacity and

binding, even at very high flow rates like 5 column volumes

per minute. The CIM systems are hydrophilic and versatile

such that any ligand can be coupled as is being done with

agarose matrices and with same chromatographic buffer

systems. Chromatographic runs are done seconds to minutes

not in hours and days. Apart from these, monoliths possess

other advantages like ease of preparation, low dead volumes,

chemical and mechanical stability and compatibility to get

hyphenated with conventional chromatography equipment’s.

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indviji@yahoo.com

Biomed Res, Volume 30

ISSN: 0976-1683