TransGLYCIT® – Transglycosylation of IgG

TransGLYCIT is a platform technology that enables efficient and site-specific human IgG glycan remodeling. With TransGLYCIT, antibodies with defined and homogenous glycoforms are generated using fast and robust enzymatic workflows.

TransGLYCIT Remodeling generates a homogenous pool of antibodies carrying the G0, G1, G2 or G2S2 glycan profile with the core fucosylation intact, and TransGLYCIT Remodeling Afucosylated generates a homogenous pool of antibodies carrying the G0, G1, G2, G2S2 or Man5 glycan profile with core afucosylation.

Why TransGLYCIT®?

  • Efficient and site-specific human IgG Fc N-glycan remodeling
  • Prepares human IgG with homogenous glycoprofiles
  • A rapid workflow – transglycosylation is completed within a few hours
  • Target

    Human IgG

  • Time

    3 hour workflow

  • Box

    G0, G1, G2, G2S2 or Man5 glycoform is included

  • Conjugation

    Transglycosylation occurs at the Fc N-glycan sites

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About TransGLYCIT®

How TransGLYCIT works

  1. Deglycosylation
    The Fc N-glycans are trimmed to the core GlcNAc using the IgG-specific GlycINATOR Immobilized (EndoS2) enzyme that hydrolyses all Fc glycoforms, including high-mannose, hybrid, complex and bisecting glycans. For TransGLYCIT Remodeling, the degree of core fucosylation is the same as on the original IgG. It is possible to obtain afucosylated G0, G1, G2, G2S2 or Man5 glycoforms using TransGLYCIT Remodeling Afucosylated, where the FucosEXO® 16 Immobilized enzyme hydrolyzes the α1,6-linked core fucose prior to the transglycosylation step.
  2. Transglycosylation
    The engineered glycosynthase TransINATOR™ catalyzes the transglycosylation reaction between the oxazoline-reactive G0, G1, G2, G2S2 or Man5 glycoform and the core GlcNAc.

The transglycosylation of IgG is followed by an affinity purification step.

The enzymes in TransGLYCIT are expressed in E. coli and modified with His-tags.

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No, TransGLYCIT is based on IgG specific enzymes and will only transglycosylate IgG.

Yes, the transglycosylation reaction can be performed on all subclasses of human IgG. The reaction is somewhat slower on IgG2 and longer incubation times may be necessary to obtain over 95% transglycosylation.

The TransGLYCIT platform is developed for transglycosylation of human IgG.

GlycINATOR is an IgG specific endoglycosidase that hydrolyzes complex, hybrid and high mannonse type glycans on the conserved Fc site on IgG.

Unfortunately no, the enzyme requires trimming of the Fc-glycan using GlycINATOR to enable access to the core fucose substrate.