Cell culture process for making a glycoprotein
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Soy Hydrolysate to Determine Amino Acid Concentration
[0115]A soy hydrolysate sample was weighed and a 20 gram portion thereof was dissolved in 1 L water to a starting concentration of 20 g / L. The resulting soy hydrolysate solution was then further diluted in water to a desired concentration for use in cell culture and the molecular composition of the resulting soy hydrolysate solution was determined using by chromatography.
[0116]The concentration of amino acids in the soy hydrolysate sample was measured by chromatography on an ion exchange column with post column ninhydrin detection. See, e.g., Moore and Stein. J. Biol. Chem. (1954) Vol. 211 pp. 907-913. Soy hydrolysate samples were diluted to permit sensitive separation and resolution of individual peaks (amino acids) as eluted from the HPLC column and compared to a standard. Each peak area of the chromatogram, as shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B, was compared to a standard to determine concentration of each eluate.
[0117]To determine wheth...
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n and Glycosylation Profile of a Protein of Interest
[0118]CHO cells expressing a trap protein (receptor-Fc fusion protein, VEGF-trap) were cultured in proprietary medium including soy hydrolysate containing varying amounts of ornithine, putrescine and citrulline, or a combination thereof, in order to determine which amino acid components affect the quality of proteins produced. Table 2, shows that the levels of ornithine in the hydrolysate correlate negatively with the quality of protein production lots, as indicated by the increased area under the curve for a key N-glycan for protein lots produced as a result of culturing CHO cells in media supplemented with soy hydrolysate containing ornithine at a concentration less than 5.0 mg / L independent of citrulline concentration.
[0119]As shown in Table 2 and depicted in FIG. 3, VEGF-trap protein product lots produced by cells cultured in media including soy hydrolysate with an ornithine concentration of 2.0 mg / L or less produce higher qual...
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ein Production Titer
[0123]16 soy hydrolysate lots were tested for their ability to affect the metabolomics of CHO cell production of rilonacept. Approximately 426 soy hydrolysate analytes were measured and compared to final glycoprotein titer and lactate metabolism. FIG. 5 depicts the loading plots of correlations between the soy hydrolysate analytes and maximum lactate and final glycoprotein titer. The determinations of lactate and glycoprotein titer demonstrate a negative correlation of ornithine in the soy hydrolysate.
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