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Stability optimization of engineered mAbs

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©2021 NanoTemper Technologies, Inc. South San Francisco, CA, USA. All Rights Reserved. 6 APPLICATION NOTE Figure 2: Profiles of two "groups" within each group structure. A is Protein A (non-mutated) + Protein A1-4 (mutants). B is Protein G (non-mutated) + Protein G1-4 (mutants). Each mutant represents only 1-2 site mutations in a non-antigen-binding region of the IgG-derived mAb. Note the overall profile shapes remain similar for DSF (top), turbidity (centre), and DLS (bottom), though the mutations have a noticeable effect on the structural profile. Ratio 350 nm / 330 nm Turbidity [mAU] Cumulant Radius [nm] Temperature [ºC] A B Ratio 350 nm / 330 nm Turbidity [mAU] Cumulant Radius [nm] Temperature [ºC] Protein A Protein A1 Protein A2 Protein A3 Protein A4 Protein G Protein G2 Protein G1 Protein G3 Protein G4 T m1 T on T turb T scattering PDI (25ᵒC) Protein A 64.99 60.48 64.33 63.42 0.1 Protein A1 60.69 56.93 60.47 60.72 0.08 Protein A2 63.69 59.57 64.86 63.38 0.77 Protein A3 60.08 54.91 71.91 58.96 0.02 Protein A4 60.63 56.40 61.29 60.71 1.23 Protein G 71.47 65.26 82.97 82.34 0.03 Protein G1 69.31 54.70 83.81 69.07 0.04 Protein G2 68.76 59.99 83.81 69.05 0.30 Protein G3 69.69 63.52 81.20 69.04 0.02 Protein G4 72.27 63.52 83.81 72.55 0.64 Table 2: Summary data of first unfolding temperature, unfolding onset, turbidity onset, scattering onset, and PDI for each group member for two representative groups. Non-mutated in bold. A PDI <0.1 is considered highly monodisperse; anything above 0.25 is considered highly polydisperse -- high PDI values highlighted in red.

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