Articles tagged ”LC-MS”

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October 6, 2023 | GenovisWebinars |

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April 21, 2023 | GenovisWebinars |

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Localization of O-glycan Sites in CD24Fc by OpeRATOR® Digestion and LC-MS Analysis

November 1, 2022 | Applications, References |

Scientists from Merck & Co. and Glycotope describe the localization of 12 O-glycosylation sites in the heavily O-glycosylated fusion protein CD24Fc by digestion with the O-glycoprotease OpeRATOR in combination with LC-MS analysis. Two different workflows were developed, one based on fractionation in combination with LC-MS/MS CID and one based on LC-MS/MS EThcD. OpeRATOR digestion enabled the localization of O-glycan sites in both workflows and relative quantification of different glycoforms.
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Antibody LC-MS Analysis Service from Genovis!

October 22, 2022 | New Product, News, Products |

We offer fast and accurate LC-MS profiling of human IgG using unique sample preparation based on SmartEnzymes workflows. Our SmartEnzymes enable middle-level LC-MS analysis of antibodies to characterize critical quality attributes such as the glycosylation profile and mass confirmation.
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LC-MS Analysis Service of Recombinant Antibodies

August 9, 2022 | News, Press Releases |

We have entered a service agreement with evitria AG (Zürich, Switzerland) to offer a fast and high-quality LC-MS characterization of recombinant antibodies using our SmartEnzymes™ workflows!
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FabRICATOR® in an Inline Electrochemical Reduction Workflow

February 17, 2022 | References |

An inline electrochemical reduction workflow for antibodies coupled with LC-MS analysis is described in this paper from the National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training in Dublin. The FabRICATOR enzyme (IdeS) is a key component in the subunit analysis by digesting antibodies at a single site below the hinge, generating a homogenous pool of F(ab’)2 and Fc subunits.
 
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FabALACTICA® in a Quantitative IgG1 Clone Profiling

September 23, 2021 | Applications, References |

Our immune system protects us from pathogens and various diseases, and the immune response is dependent on a person’s repertoire of immune cells, antibodies and circulating plasma proteins. A detailed characterization of these plasma components is important for the understanding of how they affect each individual’s immune response.
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FabRICATOR in a Comprehensive Characterization of a Bispecific Antibody

September 9, 2021 | Applications, References |

Scientists at University of Geneva and Centre d’Immunologie Pierre-Fabre here describes a comprehensive intact and middle-level characterization of a commercial bispecific antibody by using a variety of orthogonal chromatographic methods coupled to MS.
 
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FabRICATOR in an Evaluation of Mobile-phase Additives for LC-MS Characterization of mAbs


Biopharmaceuticals, including monoclonal antibodies (mAbs), have become an important class of therapeutics. The manufacturing procedure of mAbs is complex, and many possible variants of a particular mAb can be generated as a result of enzymatical and chemical modifications. Some of these modifications are critical for the efficacy and safety of the therapeutic mAb and are known as critical quality attributes (CQAs). CQAs need to be thoroughly monitored to ensure the quality and safety of the therapeutic agent.

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Automated Biotransformation Analysis of ADCs using FabRICATOR

The development of antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) has evolved from first generation formats prepared by random conjugation technologies to next generation ADCs generated by site-specific conjugation. While significant improvements in overall efficacy and safety is displayed by site-specific formats, bioanalysis remains challenging due to complex in vivo biotransformation events including deconjugation, linker-payload cleavage and payload metabolism.

 

In this work, scientists at Bristol-Myers Squibb describe the development of an automated and fast affinity capture method using a cartridge-based platform combined with LC-HRMS analysis for biotransformation assessment of site-specific ADCs.

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