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Use of self-interaction parameters derived from light scattering experiments for better developability assessment of biologic therapeutics

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©2021 NanoTemper Technologies, Inc. South San Francisco, CA, USA. All Rights Reserved. 5 APPLICATION NOTE Static light scattering experiments Though the EAP Panta was not yet optimized for SLS experiments, research has demonstrated the importance of looking at the SLS deviation from linearity as a more reliable method for predicting aggregation behavior at high concentrations 1 . Using scattering intensity, it was possible to build a ranking system similar to previous SLS deviation experiments, and compare those to data obtained from other systems. Figure 3 shows the results of these experiments for a bispecific Fc-fusion protein 1 . 130.00 80.00 30.00 -20.00 -70.00 -120.00 -170.00 Panta Plate reader Microcuvette His pH 8.5 + 20nM NaCl His pH 7.5 + 20nM NaCl His pH 7.5 + 150nM NaCl His pH 5.5 + 150nM NaCl His pH 6.5 + 20nM NaCl His pH 5.5 + 20nM NaCl Bispecific Fc-fusion protein SLS deviation from linearity (%) Deviation from linearity (%) Figure 3: Systems that demonstrate a negative deviation from linearity via light scattering measurements are considered better candidates than those that exhibit positive deviation. The evaluated rankings of a bispecific Fc-fusion for each formulation are the same for all three instruments 1 . As research has shown, it is important to have an alternative method beyond k D for evaluating self-interaction of candidate molecules 1 . SLS deviation from linearity is a parameter that allows direct measurement of high-concentration samples in order to use this evaluation method as a predictive model for high-concentration scale-up.

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