Coupling object between CB and biological active peptide or immunoglobhulin or immunological activity original as well as medication usage
A technology of biological activity and conjugates, applied in the direction of non-active ingredient medical preparations, active ingredient-containing medical preparations, pharmaceutical formulations, etc., can solve the problem of unobserved CB-GM1 receptor-mediated intracellular or nervous system Diseases, side effects, lack of targeting, etc.
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[0061] Glutaraldehyde GA Conjugation of CB-IgG [Rabbit Anti-Substance P]
[0062] CB [pentamer molecular weight 45-50kDa, List Ltd., US] 3.0 mg dissolved in 1.25% GA [Sigma, used for electron microscope specimens] 1 ml, 0.1 M sodium phosphate (pH6.5) at room temperature overnight [compared Low pH can prevent self-coupling of lysine amino group in CB]; separated activated CB and unlinked glutaraldehyde ( Or pass through the column and dialyze in 0.15M NaCl to remove unlinked glutaraldehyde); use a microporous membrane to concentrate the CB component (molecular weight 45-50kDa) of the column solution to about 1ml.
[0063] Use 1M carbonate buffer (pH9.5) to adjust the pH of the concentrated activated CB to 9.5, add 9.0mg of rabbit anti-substance P IgG (molecular weight 150kDa) dissolved in 1M carbonate buffer (pH9.5) 1ml , reacted with activated CB for 24 hours at a low temperature of 4 degrees; the Sephadex G-200 gel column (1.6 × 90cm) was used to separate the combined state ...
preparation Embodiment 2
[0065] GA coupling of CB-NGF
[0066] CB [molecular weight 45-50kDa, List Ltd., US] 4 mg dissolved in 1.25% GA [Sigma, used for electron microscope specimens] 1 ml, 0.1 M sodium phosphate (pH6.5) at room temperature overnight [lower pH can prevent The amino group of lysine in CB is self-coupling]; the activated CB is separated from unconnected glutaraldehyde (or not passed through the column) by Sephadex G-25 column gel column (40×0.9cm, passed through the column with 0.15M NaCl solution). Dialyze in 0.15M NaCl to remove unlinked glutaraldehyde); use a microporous membrane to concentrate the CB component (molecular weight 45-50kDa) of the column solution to about 1ml.
[0067] Adjust the pH of the concentrated activated CB to 9.5 with 1M carbonate buffer (pH9.5), add NGF (betaNGF, 4mg two chains, molecular weight 26.0kDa, Sigma, N 8133) 2.0mg dissolved in 1M carbonate Buffer (pH9.5) 1ml, react with activated CB for 24 hours at a low temperature of 4 degrees; separate bound (m...
preparation Embodiment 3
[0069] Disulfide Bond S-S Coupling Process of CB-NGF
[0070] Dissolve 2.0mg of NGF (beta NGF, two chains, molecular weight 26.0kDa, Sigma, N 8133) in 1ml, 1M carbonate buffer (pH8.5), slowly add 6.0mg / ml of citraconic anhydride (lemon Anhydride, Sigma, US), placed at room temperature for 1 hour to block free amino groups; G10 gel column was used to separate citric anhydride and NGF peptide. Add 20 mg of EDC to 2.0 mg / 2 ml of NGF to act on the carboxyl group, first adjust the pH to 5, then adjust to 8, and place at room temperature for 10 minutes; pass through a G10 gel column to remove EDC; concentrate the NGF solution to 2 ml; add dropwise 20 mM of PDP solution ( Sigma, US) 0.5ml in NGF solution, stirred at room temperature for 30 minutes; passed through SephadexG-25 (0.1M, PBS elute) gel column to remove excess PDP, and concentrated NGF solution to 2ml by microporous membrane.
[0071] Dissolve 4mg of CB (List, US) in 1ml of 1M carbonate buffer (pH8.5), add 0.5ml of 20mM S...
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