RP-HPLC detection method for recombinant human granulocyte colony stimulating factors
A technology of RP-HPLC and colony-stimulating factor, which is applied in the field of protein analysis, can solve the problems of insensitive and accurate detection of oxidation products, and achieve the effects of precise and rapid stability, high detection sensitivity and accuracy
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[0045] Comparison of Example 1 Column Temperature
[0046] When the column temperature was increased from room temperature 25°C to 60±3°C, the resolution was greatly improved, the repeatability was better, and more oxidation products were detected. The results are shown in Table 4. The purity of the same sample detected by using a column temperature of 60 degrees is 1-3 percentage points lower than the purity detected by using a column temperature of 25 degrees.
[0047] Table 4. Effect of column temperature on purity determination
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[0050] Influence of example 2 loading sample volume
[0051] After confirming that the temperature of 60 degrees is the optimal analysis temperature, the influence of different sample volumes on the analysis results was compared. As shown in Table 5, it was found that when the protein concentration was 0.3mg / mL, the sample loading of 10uL could only detect The main oxidation peak appears, while the loading volume of 20uL and above has basically no effect on the detection results. It can be seen that the detection method of the present invention has high sensitivity, and the lowest detection limit is 6 μg. However, according to the requirements of the Pharmacopoeia, the minimum sample amount required for general testing is 10 μg.
[0052] Table 5. Effect of sample volume on detection results
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[0054] Influence of example 3 column length on detection result
[0055] The influence of different column lengths of Vydac C4 columns on the detection results of accelerated oxidation samples was compared. The analysis results of column lengths of 15cm and 25cm are as follows: figure 2 As shown, although more oxidation products can be detected by using a column length of 25 cm, the separation of chromatographic peaks is not as good as that of a column length of 15 cm, and the purity test results are not much different.
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