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Jun 19, 2017 | Biopharma, Blogs | 0 comments
Get to know how CESI-MS will allow you to quickly and accurately characterize protein therapeutics for attributes in a single method by downloading this discovery kit.The Biologics Characterization and Discovery Kit Includes:
A Unified Workflow for Monoclonal Antibody Charge Heterogeneity Purity, and Molecular Weight AnalysesDiscover how combining the unique separation capabilities of capillary zone electrophoresis (CZE) with the advantages of an MS-based detector provide high-resolution structural information and accurate molecular weight information. Using CESI-MS and stand-alone CE functionality of the CESI 8000 Plus system, researchers demonstrate powerful methods to characterize intact and reduced IgG forms.
CESI-MS Comparison of Tryptic Digests from Different Monoclonal Antibodies in an Assessment of BiosimilarityIncludes a summary of work recently published by the research group LSMIS at the University of Strasbourg. It focuses on how CESI-MS can be used to characterize and compare a marketed reference mAb with other biosimilar candidates. A CESI-MS protocol for biosimilarity studies of mAbs has been developed which highlights 100% amino acid sequence coverage & PTM “hot spot” mapping and ID.
Structural Characterization of Antibody-Drug Conjugates (ADCs) by a Combination of Intact, Middle-up and Bottom-up Approaches using CESI-MSThis tech note also summarizes work recently published by the research group at LSMIS. In this tech note, discover how CESI-MS can be used to characterize a gold standard cysteine-linked ADC, brentuximab vedotin. Want to learn more about highlighting DAR calculation under native conditions; drug distribution, drug location, 100% coverage and PTMs? It’s all here.
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