Preparation method for bio-affinity chromatography column rich in P-glycoprotein and application thereof
A glycoprotein and chromatographic column technology, applied in the field of medicine, can solve the problems of being unsuitable for large-scale target drug screening, long experimental period, and cell models can only be used once, achieving good application prospects, long service life, strong exclusive effect
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[0027] Cultivate Caco-2 cells: The culture conditions of Caco-2 cells are high-glucose medium containing 10% fetal bovine serum, 1% double antibody and 1% non-essential amino acids. 2 Count the cell flasks and collect the cells. Add the plasma membrane extract solution to the collected Caco-2 cells, the composition of the plasma membrane extract solution is: 1mL lysate (1%Triton-100, 10mmol / LTris, 150mmol / LNaCl, 2.5mmol / LEDTA), 10μL 100mmol / LPMSF and 75 μL aprotinin; gently beat the cells and then grind at 4°C, after grinding, let stand for 15 minutes, transfer the cell disruption solution to a special centrifuge tube, and then slowly add it in a thin stream along the wall at a volume ratio of 2: 2:1 80% sucrose solution, 30% sucrose solution, 5% sucrose solution, the interface of sucrose layer appears, let stand at 4°C for 20min, centrifuge at 4°C, 200000g for 16h, then take out; figure 1 It is the diagram of Caco-2 cell plasma membrane stratification after centrifugation, s...
Embodiment 2
[0036] Add 1mL lysis buffer (1%Triton-100, 10mmol / LTris, 150mmol / LNaCl, 2.5mmol / LEDTA), 10μL 100mmol / LPMSF and 75μL aprotinin to the collected Caco-2 cells. Grind at 4°C, stand still for 15 minutes after grinding, transfer the cell disruption solution to a special centrifuge tube, and then slowly add 80% sucrose solution and 30% sucrose solution with a volume ratio of 2:2:1 along the wall in a thin stream , 5% sucrose solution, the interface of the sucrose layer appeared, let stand at 4°C for 20min, centrifuged at 4°C, 200,000g for 16h, then collected and extracted the plasma membrane layer, the plasma membrane layer was taken as the 3-6 floc layer; the collected The obtained plasma membrane layer was dialyzed in PBS of pH 7.4 for 36 hours in a 3000Da dialysis bag to obtain a plasma membrane solution rich in P-glycoprotein, and stored in a -80°C refrigerator for later use; take 0.6mL rich in P-glycoprotein The protein plasma membrane solution was shaken with 1.2g of amino-bond...
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[0038] The retention time of the P-glycoprotein bioaffinity chromatographic column for the P-glycoprotein positive drug verapamil was measured when the mobile phase concentration was 5mmol / L, 10mmol / L and 15mmol / L ammonium acetate, and the mobile phase at different concentrations was investigated. Relative adsorption performance. Chromatographic conditions: P-glycoprotein bioaffinity column 30mmx4.6mm; flow rate 0.3mL / min; column temperature 37°C; injection volume 20μL; injection concentration 200μg / mL; UV detector; detection wavelength 228nm. Figure 5 Be mobile phase ammonium acetate concentration respectively at 5mmol / L, when 10mmol / L and 15mmol / L, P-glycoprotein bioaffinity chromatographic column is to the adsorption performance contrast figure of verapamil; By Figure 5 Visible, ammonium acetate concentration is respectively 100min, 65min and 50min when the concentration of ammonium acetate is 5mmol / L, 10mmol / L and 15mmol / L time peak. It can be seen that as the concentra...
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