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Immunoenzymetric Assay for the Measurement of MRC5 Host Cell Proteins Catalog # F300 MRC5 Host Cell Proteins Immunoenzymetric Assay for the Measurement of MRC5 Host Cell Proteins Catalog # F300 Intended Use with essentially all of the HCPs that could pollute the product independent of the purification process. The This kit is intended for use in determining the presence antibodies have been generated against and affinity of MRC5 host cell protein impurities in products purified using a mild lysate washed of MRC5 cells to manufactured by recombinant expression in MRC5 cells. obtain HCPs typically encountered in your initial product The kit is for Research and Manufacturing Use Only recovery step. Western blot was used as a preliminary and is not intended for diagnostic use in humans or method and established that the antibodies reacted to animals. the majority of HCP bands resolved by the PAGE separation. If you have need of a more sensitive and specific method to demonstrate reactivity to individual Summary and Explanation HCPs in your samples If you have a need of a more sensitive method to demonstrate coverage to HCPs in Recombinant protein expression or virus replication in your process Cygnus Technologies recommends a the MRC5 cell line is a cost effective method for method that is superior to Western blot called Antibody production of vaccines or other therapeutic proteins. Affinity Extraction (AAE). AAE is has greatly increased Many of these products are intended for use as sensitivity and specificity to Western blot which makes it therapeutic agents in humans and animals and as such a better predictor of how the antibodies will perform in must be highly purified. The manufacturing and the ELISA. For additional information on AAE please purification process of these products leaves the visit our website and read the posted articles under potential for impurities by host cell proteins (HCPs) from Technical Documents or contact our Technical Services MRC5. Such impurities can reduce the efficacy of the Department. therapeutic agent and result in adverse toxic or Special procedures were utilized in the generation of immunological reaction. Thus it is desirable to reduce these antibodies to ensure that low molecular weight HCP impurities to the lowest levels practical. and less immunogenic pollutants as well as high Immunological methods using antibodies to HCPs molecular weight components would be represented. As such as Western Blot and ELISA are conventionally such this kit can be used as a process development tool accepted. While Western blot is a useful method aiding to monitor the optimal removal of host cell pollutants as in the identity of HCPs, it suffers from a number of well as in routine final product release testing. Because limitations. Western blot is a complex and technique of the high sensitivity and broad reactivity of the dependent procedure requiring a subjective antibodies, this generic kit has been successfully interpretation of results. Furthermore, it is essentially a qualified for testing of final product HCPs in many qualitative method and does not lend itself to obtaining different products regardless of growth and purification quantitative answers. The sensitivity of Western blot is process. When the kit can be satisfactorily qualified for severely limited by the volume of sample that can be your samples, the application of a more process specific tested and by interference from the presence of high assay is probably not necessary in that such an assay concentrations of the intended product. While Western would only provide information redundant to this generic Blot may be able to detect HCPs in samples from assay. However, if your qualification studies indicate the upstream in the purification process it often lacks antibodies in this kit are not sufficiently reactive with your adequate sensitivity and specificity to detect HCPs in process specific HCPs it may be desirable to also purified downstream and final product. The microtiter develop a more process specific ELISA. This later plate immunoenzymetric assay (ELISA) method generation assay may require the use of a more specific employed in this kit overcomes the limitations of Western and defined antisera. Alternatively, if the polyclonal blots providing on the order of 100 fold better sensitivity. antibody used in this kit provides sufficient sensitivity This simple to use, highly sensitive, objective, and semi- and broad antigen reactivity, it may be possible to quantitative ELISA is a powerful method to aid in optimal substitute the standards used in this kit for ones made purification process development, process control, from the pollutants that typically co-purify through your routine quality control, and product release testing. This purification process and thus achieve better accuracy for kit is “generic” in the sense that it is intended to react process specific HCPs. The suitability of this kit for a given sample type and product must be determined and wash concentrate thoroughly and dilute as qualified experimentally by each laboratory. The use of a directed in the ‘Preparation of Reagents’ section. process specific assay with more defined antigens and antibodies in theory may yield better sensitivity however • Reconstituted wash solution is stable until the such an assay runs the risk of being too specific in that it expiration date of the kit. may fail to detect new or atypical pollutants that might result from some process irregularity or change. For this Materials & Equipment Required reason it is recommended that a broadly reactive “generic” host cell protein assay be used as part of the But Not Provided final product purity analysis even when a process specific assay is available. If you deem a more process Microtiter plate reader spectrophotometer with dual specific assay is necessary, Cygnus Technologies is wavelength capability at 450 & 650nm. (If your plate available to apply its proven technologies to develop reader does not provide dual wavelength analysis you such antibodies and assays on custom basis. may read at just the 450nm wavelength.) • Pipettors - 50L and 100L Reagents & Materials Provided • Repeating or multichannel pipettor - 100L • Microtiter plate rotator (400 - 600 rpm) Component Product # • Sample Diluent (recommended Cat # I028) Anti-MRC5:HRP F301 • Distilled water Affinity purified goat antibody conjugated to HRP • 1 liter wash bottle for diluted wash solution in a protein matrix with preservative. 1x12mL Anti-MRC5 coated microtiter strips F302* Precautions 12x8 well strips in a bag with desiccant MRC5 HCP Standards F373 • For Research or Manufacturing use only. Solubilized MRC5 HCPs in bovine serum albumin with preservative. Standards at 0, 5, 20, 75, 200, and 500ng/mL. 1 mL/vial • Stop reagent is 0.5M H2SO4. Avoid contact with Stop Solution F006 eyes, skin, and clothing. 0.5M sulfuric acid. 1x12mL TMB Substrate F005 • This kit should only be used by qualified 3,3’,5,5’ Tetramethylbenzidine. 1x12mL technicians. Wash Concentrate (20X) F004 Tris buffered saline with preservative. 1x50mL • Avoid impurities of the kit reagents with human *All components can be purchased separately except # F302. proteins. Such impurities can come from the technician or other sources of human proteins Principle of the Procedure used in the lab. MRC5 is a human derived cell line. Some human proteins such as those found in The MRC5 assay is a two-site immunoenzymetric micro-aerosol droplets of blood and saliva and assay. Samples containing MRC5 HCPs are reacted in skin dander etc. may cross react with the microtiter strips coated with an affinity purified capture antibodies used in this kit and thus give a false antibody. A second horseradish peroxidase (HRP) indication of MRC5 HCP in samples. Human enzyme labeled anti-MRC5 antibody is also reacted, derived impurities of certain kit reagents can also resulting in the formation of a sandwich complex of solid lead to elevated assay background or poor assay phase antibody-HCP-enzyme labeled antibody. The precision. microtiter strips are washed to remove any unbound reactants. The substrate, tetramethylbenzidine (TMB) is Preparation of Reagents then reacted. The amount of hydrolyzed substrate is read on a microtiter plate reader and is directly • Bring all reagents to room temperature. proportional to the concentration of MRC5 HCPs present. • Dilute wash concentrate to 1 liter in distilled water, label with kit lot and expiration date, and store at Storage & Stability 4C. • All reagents should be stored at 2C to 8C for stability until the expiration date printed on the kit. • After prolonged storage, you may notice a salt precipitate and/or yellowing of the wash concentrate. These changes will not impact assay performance. To dissolve the precipitate, mix the 800-F300, Rev. 1, 26JUN2018 MRC5 HCP ELISA Product Insert 2 Procedural Notes Limitations 1. Complete washing of the plates to remove excess • Before relying exclusively on this assay to detect unreacted reagents is essential to good assay host cell proteins, each laboratory should qualify reproducibility and sensitivity. We advise against the use that the kit antibodies and assay method utilized of automated or other manual operated vacuum yield acceptable specificity, accuracy and aspiration devices for washing plates as these may precision. A suggested protocol for this result in lower specific absorbances, higher non-specific qualification can be obtained by contacting our absorbance, and more variable precision. The manual Technical Services Department or at our web site. wash procedure described
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