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The biologics researcher's guide to DLS

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58 Experimental variables When it's used What to look for in your DLS data Mutational analysis Improving binding affinity or overall stability of a candidate Do certain site mutations lower PDI? How do PDI and r H compare to the parent compound? Concentration In self-association experiments (see Section 4) or to monitor stability of a candidate at its storage/shipping/ functional concentration Is the k D negative? This can be indicative of self-association and potential for aggregation. Does the PDI change when you change the concentration, and how will that ultimately affect delivery? Conjugation ADCs for targeted drug delivery; PEGylation for long-term stability in blood circulation Does the conjugation reaction affect the stability of the mAb? Are there additional peaks from unconjugated compounds? Other proteins Multi-Ab platforms; stabilizing proteins such as BSA Does the presence of additional protein affect k d /self-association? Are profile changes due to the biologic candidate or the additive? Buffer formulation Storage/assay/delivery environment all crucial for stability of the ultimate drug See Table 2 What affects formulation?

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