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Spin column-based Antibody Purification Kit
Protein G
Protein A
Spin column-based Antibody Purification Kit
Monolithic silica column
Monolithic silica column for antibody purification
Spin | Protein A | ![]() |
Protein G |
Performance of column with a commercially available antibody drugs
Product specification | Carrier | Monolithic silica gel | |
Binding capacity (Human IgG) |
Spin | 0.4mg/column | |
Maximum amount of sample | Spin | 0.5mL | |
Kit | Column・Sampling tube Various solutions(Adsorption, washing, elution, reproduction, and neutralizing) |
Spin-type
Antibody purification in a short time becomes possible by immobilizing the Protein A and Protein G on the plate-shaped monolithic silica surface. Purification and concentration of target IgG antibody, and measurement of IgG antibody concentrations in the culture solution can be performed easily in two minutes. *The high-density chemical bonding technology into a modified protein G and the silica surface. Using this technique, monolithic silica column for antibody purification. Before using these products, please thoroughly read and understand instructions stated in instruction manual.
Performance
Protein A(ProA) | Protein G(ProG) |
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Up to 0.4mg of Human IgG can be purified at a recovery rate of 90% or more by using a spin column ligand with Ex-Pure ProA. In addition, up to 0.3mg of protein can be quantitatively measured in each step. | A spin column ligand with Ex-Pure ProG can purify and recover antibodies as easily as Ex-Pure ProA, and the amount of protein within the liquid passage can be quantitatively measure in each step. Furthermore, IgG3 type antibodies, which cannot bind to Ex-Pure ProA, can also be purified and recovered. |
Evaluation of antibody recovery accuracy (variation) of the spin column
Operating procedures
1 . Prepare 10 spin columns ( ProA or ProG ) at random .
2 . IgG from human serum (11.7mg/ml) from Sigma was used to increase and adjust the IgG concentration to 2.0 mg/ml.
3. Apply 0.4ml of the IgG sample, and perform the following steps: washing → elution 1 → elution 2. Elution 1, Elution 2
The amount of recovered IgG antibody was quantified by the UV method (A280) and by BCA.
UV method | Protein A(ProA) | Protein G(ProG) |
0.65±0.027mg/column | 0.504±0.056mg/column | |
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BCA method | 0.641±0.079mg/column | |
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0.4mL of 2.0mg/mL human IgG was injected into a randomly selected spin column, and steps from washing to elution were performed. The antibody content in the elution solution was measured using the UV method (A280) and the BCA method. *For Ex-Pure ProG, only the UV method was used. |
Protein A - Amount of antibody added and recovered
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Protein G - Amount of antibody added and recovered
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Protein G - IgG3 antibody added and recovered
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Protein A - Human IgG antibody added and recovered
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Antibody Recovery - Commercially available monoclonal IgG antibodies
(Rituxan, Avastin, Herceptin)
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