Improving Empty and Full AAV Capsids Separation and Quantitation by Proteomix AAV SAX with UV-MALS
Adeno-associated viruses (AAV) are one of the most used viral vectors for gene therapy and vaccines to deliver therapeutic genes. Quantitation of empty and full AAV capsids is critical to understanding and ensuring product quality and potential efficacy.
Analytical ultra-centrifugation (AUC) is the classical and golden standard technique for this application; however, it requires long hours of processing time and a large amount of sample consumption. UV absorbance at 260/280 nm ratio has also been widely used for the quick estimation of empty and full capsids, but the accuracy can be compromised. Traditional anion exchange chromatography (AEX) based on relative surface charge differences was also reported to provide the potential separation; however, the AEX analytical products on the market often lack quantitative measurement to demonstrate the full separation of the empty and full capsid Empty capsids may still be present in the AUC run of the fraction collected from the full capsid peak.
By improving its beads technology and surface coating chemistry with a tighter and more optimal ligand density range, Sepax introduces a new Proteomix® AAV SAX MALS columns, which are specifically designed for optimal separation of empty and full AAV capsids delivering a fast and easy quantitation method with excellent lot-to-lot consistency for analytical characterization and quality control:
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