A Protein Immobilization Method Based on Surface Plasmon Resonance Imaging Biosensor Chip
A surface plasmon and protein immobilization technology, applied in the field of protein chip arrays, can solve the problems of ineffectiveness and antibody inactivation, achieve high detection signal and avoid inactivation
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[0077] Example 1: Immobilization of the therapeutic antibody hR3 on the two-dimensional surface of the chip
[0078] According to the above model, the optimal dilution factor D is obtained F = 1000, the therapeutic antibody hR3 was immobilized on the two-dimensional surface of the chip and detected by surface plasmon resonance imaging according to the following steps:
[0079] (1) Alternately clean the chip with ethanol and deionized water, dry it with nitrogen gas; put it into a plasma cleaner for cleaning for 3 minutes;
[0080] (2) Prepare the mixed thiol solution required for the self-assembled monolayer, mix 1mM HS-PEG 6 -COOH ethanol solution with 1 mM HS-PEG 4 -OCH 3 Ethanol solution diluted 1000 times;
[0081] (3) Immerse the chip in the prepared mixed thiol solution, and incubate overnight (12 hours) at a constant temperature at 4°C. Take out the chip, wash the surface of the chip alternately with ethanol and deionized water, and dry it with nitrogen gas for l...
Embodiment 2
[0086] Example 2: Covalent immobilization of therapeutic antibodies on a three-dimensional surface of a chip
[0087] The three-dimensional surfaces based on surface growth are all developed on the basis of two-dimensional surfaces, and the methods are to fix initiators on the two-dimensional surfaces first, and then carry out polymerization growth. A typical example is the surface self-assembly of monothiol-terminated hyperbranched polyethylene glycol structures (HPGs). These surfaces have been used in surface plasmon resonance imaging, especially in the detection of protein arrays and small molecule microarrays. In some cases, for larger proteins such as antibodies, the steric hindrance on the surface will directly affect the detection function of the surface. If the initiator density on the surface is too high, the distance between the hyperbranched polyethylene glycol molecules will be too short in the vertical space, resulting in considerable steric hindrance. When a ...
Embodiment 3
[0099] Example 3: Immobilization of antibodies with His tag on the chip
[0100] Because many proteins have been purified using NTA / Ni 2+ In the column method, the protein usually has a His tag. In some studies, such as the identification of total biomarkers in cell lysates, quantitative binding information is important, and NTA surfaces are a good choice for the immobilization of such proteins. For the necessary use of Ni 2+ ions, it will cause non-specific adsorption on the surface, so, under the premise of ensuring the amount of protein immobilization, Ni 2+ The less the content of the better, this translates into a problem of controlling the amount of NTA on the surface.
[0101] For His-tagged antibodies, in the covalent immobilization method, the ideal state is that one NTA binds a His-tagged protein, too much will only increase non-specific adsorption. As previously discussed, the average length of a monoclonal antibody is 15nm, corresponding to an optimal dilutio...
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