Bio-Rad UNOsphere Rapid S Media User Manual

Bio-Scale™ Mini UNOsphere™ Q, S and Rapid S Cartridges, 1 and 5 ml
Instruction Manual
Catalog #
732-4100, 732-4102, 732-4400,
732-4104, 732-4110, 732-4401,
732-4112, 732-4114, 732-4402
For technical support, contact your local Bio-Rad office, or in the U.S., call 1-800-4BIORAD (1-800-424-6723).
Table of Contents
Section 1...Introduction. .......................................1
Section 2...Connection to Bio-Rad’s Low-
..............Pressure Chromatography
..............Instruments ........................................5
Section 3 ..Connection to Other Liquid
..............Chromatography Systems................10
..............3.1 BioLogic DuoFlow™
Systems.................................11
3.2 HPLC Systems ......................11
3.3 FPLC Systems .......................12
Section 4 ..Preparing a Cartridge For Use..........13
..................4.1 Sample Preparation ...............14
..................4.2 General Purification Protocol..15
..................4.3 Scaling Up the Separation .....16
Section 5 ..Care of the Cartridge........................19
..................5.1 Autoclaving ............................20
..................5.2 Storage..................................20
Section 6 ..Technical Assistance ........................21
Section 7 ..Ordering Information.........................22
Section 8 ..References .......................................24
Section 1 Introduction
Bio-Scale™ Mini cartridges have a patent-pending, double-wall design that provides extra durability and allows easy, reliable runs with aqueous buffers most commonly used for protein purification. The polypropylene Luer fittings and internal sealing surfaces assure leak-free operation at pressures up to 45 psi. The cartridges are convenient, disposable, and supplied ready for use. Cartridges are available for a variety of chromatographic techniques including desalting, ion exchange, and affinity chromatography. See Ordering Information Section 7 for a listing of the complete Bio-Scale Mini cartridge product line. The design of the Bio-Scale Mini cartridges offers:
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• Ready-to-go convenience; simply equilibrate the cartridge in the buffer of choice
• Luer fittings for convenient connection to any chromatography system or directly to a Luer-Lok syringe
The Bio-Scale Mini UNOsphere™ Q, S, and Rapid S cartridges are packed with UNOsphere ion exchange supports. These supports are based on hydrophilic spherical, polymeric beads designed for the purification of proteins, nucleic acids, viruses, plasmids, and other macromolecules. UNOsphere beads are designed to provide high capacity, low back-pressure, and high productivity. Detailed product information is given in Tables 1 and 2.
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Table 1 Bio-Scale Mini UNOsphere Q, S, & Rapid S Cartridge Specifications.
Sizes 1 and 5 ml bed volumes
Dimensions 1 ml: 40 x 5.6 mm inner diameter
5 ml: 40 x 12.6 mm inner inner diameter
Maximum pressure tolerance 45 psi
Recommended flow rates 1 ml: 1–2 ml/min (240–480 cm/hr)
5 ml: 5–10 ml/min (140–480 cm/hr)
Maximum flow rate 1 ml: 4 ml/min (970 cm/hr)
5 ml: 20 ml/min (963 cm/hr)
Fittings Female Luer fitting inlet and
Column material Polypropylene
Frit material Polyethylene (HDPE)
Shipping condition 20% ethanol
Storage recommendation 20% ethanol
Autoclavability Not autoclavable
male Luer fitting outlet
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Table 2 UNOsphere Q, S, and rapid S Specifications
UNOsphere Q UNOsphere S UNOsphere Rapid S
Type of ion exchanger Strong anion Strong cation Strong cation
Functional group -N+(CH
Total ionic capacity 120 µeq/ml Ni2+260 µeq/ml 140 µeq/ml
Dynamic binding capacity*
At 150 cm/hr 180 mg BSA/ml 60 mg IgG/ml 60 mg/ml At 600 cm/hr 125 mg BSA/ml 30 mg IgG/ml 30 mg/ml
Shipping counterion Cl
Median particle size 120 µm 80 µm 100 µm
Recommended 50–1,200 cm/hr 50–1,200 cm/hr 50–800 cm/hr linear flow rate
Chemical stability
1.0 M NaOH (20ºC) Up to 10,000 hr Up to 10,000 hr Up to 800 hr
1.0 M HCl (20ºC) Up to 200 hr Up to 200 hr Up to 200 hr
pH stability 1–14 1–14 1–14
Antimicrobial agent 20% ethanol 20% ethanol 20% ethanol
Regeneration 1–2 M NaCl 1–2 M NaCl 1–2 M NaCl
Storage conditions 20% ethanol or 20% ethanol or 20% ethanol or
* 10% breakthrough capacity determined with 4.5 mg/ml human IgG (UNOsphere
Rapid S) and 2.0 mg/ml BSA (UNOsphere Q) in a 1.1 x 20 cm column.
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0.1 M NaOH 0.1 M NaOH 0.1 M NaOH
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Section 2 Connecting to Bio-Rad's Low-Pressure Chromatography Instruments
The Bio-Scale™ Mini cartridges are ideal for use with Bio-Rad's BioLogic™ LP system, Econo™ Gradient Pump, and Model EP-1 Econo pump, and all low­pressure chromatography instruments. Bio-Scale Mini cartridges can be conveniently connected directly to the system using the Luer lock fittings on the cartridge.
1. Install 1.6 mm ID tubing in the pumphead.
Adjust platen pressure screw (on pumphead). Using a screwdriver or coin, turn the screw counterclockwise as far as it will go, then turn clockwise three full turns. Assemble with fittings and lock rings as shown in Figure 1.
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(Use orange lock rings and medium size barb fittings with 1.6 mm tubing.)
Platen pressure
screw
See detail
2 3
1
9
456
7 8
0
C .
Alarm
Fig. 1. Biologic LP setup
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Lock ring
Tubing
Luer fitting
2. To maximize gradient accuracy and apply
samples efficiently, install 1.6 mm ID tubing from the pump to the MV-6 sample inject valve (if available). If using the MV-6 sample inject valve, turn the knob counterclockwise as far as it will go so it will now correspond to the printed diagram on the valve. (See Figure 2.)
SAMPLE LOOP
INJECT PORT
MV-6
BIOLOGIC LP
SYSTEM OR ECONO
GRADIENT PUMP
TO
INJECT
VALVE
FILL
TO
COLUMN
WASTE
BIOLOGIC LP
SYSTEM OR ECONO
GRADIENT PUMP
Fig. 2. Connecting to a MV-6 valve.
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SAMPLE LOOP
INJECT PORT
FILL
MV-6
INJECT
TO
VALVE
"INJECT" POSITION"FILL" POSITION
TO
COLUMN
WASTE
3. Connect the inlet of the cartridge to the male
Luer fitting on the MV-6 sample inject valve. (See Figure 2.) If not using the MV-6 sample inject valve, connect a barb to male Luer fitting on the
1.6 mm ID tubing, then connect to the top of the female Luer on the Bio-Scale mini cartridge. For optimum performance, a cartridge should be mounted vertically with the arrow on the cartridge pointing downward.
4. Connect the cartridge outlet to the 1.6 mm ID
tubing leading to the BioLogic LP optics module or Econo UV monitor. It is recommended to use the shortest length (approximately 10 cm) of
1.6 mm ID tubing. Connect a barb to female Luer to the 1.6 mm ID tubing, then connect to the bottom of the male Luer on the Bio-Scale mini cartridge.
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Inlet fitting
Fig. 3. Column and fittings.
Outlet fitting
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Section 3 Connecting to Other Liquid Chromatography Systems
The Bio-Scale™ Mini cartridges can be connected to any liquid chromatography system, provided that the maximum pressure limit (3 bar, 45 psi, or 300 KPa) of the cartridges is not exceeded. It is recommended that the system pressure limit be set according to the cartridge pressure limit. Pressures in excess of 3.4 bar are usually caused by restrictions in tubing or detector cells downstream from the cartridge. Bio-Rad offers two fittings kits for easy connection of a Bio-Scale Mini cartridge to a BioLogic DuoFlow™, HPLC-, or FPLC-type system.
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3.1 BioLogic DuoFlow Systems
The Bio-Scale Mini cartridge to BioLogic system fittings kit (catalog #732-0113), includes ¼–28 female to male Luer and ¼–28 female to female Luer to connect one Bio-scale Mini cartridge to the BioLogic DuoFlow system.
3.2 HPLC Systems
The Luer to 10–32 adaptor fittings kit (catalog #732-0112), provides fittings necessary to connect the cartridge to nut and ferrule type fittings found on most HPLC systems. Alternatively, the cartridge can be connected to HPLC systems via a low-dead volume
1/16 in union with a new piece of stainless
steel tubing attached to the union. Simply slip a short length of the 0.8 mm ID tubing over
1/16 in OD
stainless steel tubing to a distance of 1 cm.
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3.3 FPLC Systems
The Luer to M6 adaptor fittings kit (catalog #732-0111) provides fittings necessary to connect the cartridge to the M6 fittings found on FPLC or related systems.
Alternatively, connection can be made by using two Upchurch P-621, ¼–28 to metric adaptors, one Upchurch P-619, ¼–28 to male Luer, and one Upchurch P-628, ¼–28 to female Luer. Assemble the Luer fitting to the ¼–28 metric adaptors. Attach the adaptor with the male Luer to the column inlet line of the FPLC system and the adaptor with the female luer to the FPLC column outlet. To prevent tubing or cartridge failure, do not exceed the maximum recommended flow rate.
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Section 4 Preparing a Cartridge For Use
Bio-Scale™ Mini UNOsphere™ cartridges contain 20% ethanol v/v as the storage solution. The fully hydrated support is ready to use after equilibrating the cartridge in the buffer of choice. To perform a buffer exchange, connect the cartridge to a liquid chromatography system or peristaltic pump and condition it as instructed below:
1. Set pump flow rate to 3.0 ml/min (731 cm/hr) for
the 1 ml cartridge or 6.0 ml/min (288 cm/hr) for the 5 ml cartridge.
2. Wash the cartridge with degassed low-salt buffer
for 2 min.
3. Wash the cartridge with degassed high-salt
buffer for 5 min.
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4. Equilibrate the cartridge with low-salt buffer for
5 min.
5. Reduce the flow rate to the rate that will be used
in the purification protocol.
4.1 Sample Preparation
Proper pH and ionic strength is necessary for consistent and reproducible results. Sample can be exchanged into the starting buffer or diluted to the starting buffer concentration. This can be achieved by diluting the sample to the ionic strength of the starting buffer, dialyzing against the starting buffer, or exchanging it into the starting buffer. Buffer exchange can be accomplished using the Bio-Scale Mini P6 cartridge, Bio-Spin columns, Econo-Pac
®
Bio-Gel
P-6DG gel filtration gel. The choice of
®
6 or Bio-Spin 30
®
10DG desalting columns, or
product will depend on sample volume. All samples should be filtered through a 0.45 µm filter prior to cartridge application.
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Table 1 Products for Buffer Exchange.
Sample Recommended Volume Product Use Catalog #
50–100 µl Bio-Spin 6 column Desalting proteins 732-6000
50–100 µl Bio-Spin 30 column Desalting proteins 732-6004
100 µl–3 ml Bio-Scale Mini P6 Desalting proteins 732-4502
cartridge 6 kD
Up to 3 ml Econo-Pac 10DG Desalting proteins 732-2010
desalting columns 6 kD
Unlimited Bio-Gel P-6DG gel Desalting proteins 150-0738
6 kD
30 kD
6 kD
4.2 General Purification Protocol
Ion exchange chromatography is usually performed using increasing salt gradients or pH gradients to elute the sample components. For best results, and increased cartridge life, samples and buffers should be degassed and filtered through a 0.45 µm filter.
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Common buffers for cation exchange chromatography are listed in Table 3.
An appropriate starting point for purifying samples is a linear gradient from 0–0.4 M NaCl spanning 1–20 column volumes at 120 cm/hr, 0.5 ml/min for the 1 ml cartridge, and 2.5 ml/min for the 5 ml cartridge. The separation can be optimized by changing the gradient profile. At the end of each run the cartridge can be regenerated with 1.0 M NaCl followed by starting buffer. Return to the desired flow rate and proceed with the next separation.
4.3 Scaling Up the Separation
For quick scale up, two or three cartridges of the same type can be connected in series. Backpressure will increase with cartridges in series, so care should be taken to maintain pressures £45 psi. Bio-Scale Mini cartridges are available in 1 and 5 ml cartridge format. The UNOsphere Q, S, and Rapid S ion exchange media are also available in larger
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amounts, from 25 ml bottles to bulk quantities for scaling-up methods developed using the cartridges. UNOsphere Q, S, and Rapid S media are fully supported with regulatory support files. In addition, Bio-Rad carries an extensive line of empty chromatography columns from laboratory to process scale.
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Table 3 Common Buffers for Ion Exchange Chromatography.
Type of Buffering
Cation Ion Exchanger Buffer Range
Acetic acid 4.8–5.2 Citric acid 4.2–5.2 HEPES 7.6–8.2 Lactic acid 3.6–4.3 MES 5.5–6.7 MOPS 6.5–7.9 Phosphate 6.7–7.6 PIPES 6.1–7.5 Pivalic acid 4.7–5.4 TES 7.2–7.8 Tricine 7.8–8.9
Anion
Bicine 7.6–9.0 Bis-Tris 5.8–7.2 Diethanolamine 8.4–8.8 Diethylamine 9.5–11.5 L-Histidine 5.5–6.0 Imidazole 6.6–7.1 Pyridine 4.9–5.6 Tricine 7.8–8.9 Triethanolamine 7.3–8.0 Tris 7.5–8.0
1,2,3
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Section 5 Cleaning-in-Place (CIP) and Sanitation
If a column no longer yields reproducible results, the media may require thorough CIP and sanitation to remove strongly bound contaminants. Acceptable CIP agents include 25% acetic acid, 8 M urea, 1% Triton X-100, 6 M potassium thiocyanate, 70% ethanol, 30% isopropyl alcohol, 1 N HCl, 1 N NaOH, and 6 M guanidine hydrochloride.
1. Sanitize the support in the column with 2–4 bed
volumes of 1.0 M NaOH at 50–100 cm/hr while maintaining a minimum contact time of 40 min.
2. To reequilibrate the column, wash the column
with 2–4 bed volumes of 0.5–2 M NaCl solution (containing 50–100 mM buffer).
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3. If lipid removal is required, the column may be
washed with a 20–50% ethanol solution at 50 cm/hr.
5.1 Autoclaving
Bio-Scale Mini
®
cartridges are not autoclavable.
5.2 Storage
After washing the cartridges with deionized water, Bio-Scale Mini ion exchange cartridges should be purged and stored with PBS, containing 0.05% NaN
, or in 20% v/v ethanol solution, and capped
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for extended storage.
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Section 6 Technical Assistance
For additional information and technical assistance, contact your local Bio-Rad representative as listed on the back cover of our catalog, or, in the USA, call technical support at 1-800-4BIORAD.
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Section 7 Ordering Information
Bio-Scale™ Mini Cartridges* Description 5 x 1 ml 1 x 5 ml 5 x 5 ml
UNOsphere UNOsphere S Support 732-4110 731-4112 731-4114 UNOsphere Rapid S Support 732-4400 732-4401 732-4402 Macro-Prep Macro-Prep High S Support 732-4130 732-4132 732-4134 Macro-Prep DEAE Support 732-4140 732-4142 732-4144 Bio-Gel Affi-Prep Profinity Affi-Gel Affi-Gel Blue Support 732-4642 732-4644
* For the most up to date list of cartridge offerings, please visit
• Larger package sizes of media are available for process scale
Q Support 732-4100 731-4102 731-4104
®
High Q Support 732-4120 732-4122 732-4124
®
P-6 Support 732-4502 732-4504
®
Protein A Support 732-4600 732-4602
IMAC Support 732-4610 732-4612 732-4614
®
DEAE Blue Support 732-4632 732-4634
us online at www.bio-rad.com/cartridges/.
chromatography. Inquire with your local Bio-Rad representative.
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Fittings Kits
Catalog # Description
732-0111 Luer to M6 Adaptor Fittings Kit, includes Luer to
732-0112 Luer to 10–32 Adaptor Fittings Kit, includes Luer
732-0113 Luer to BioLogic™ System Fittings Kit, includes
M6 fitting to connect to an FPLC system
to polypropylene/PTFE 10–32 fittings to connect 1 cartridge to an HPLC system
¼–28 female to male luer and ¼–28 female to female Luer to connect one cartridge to the BioLogic DuoFlow™ system
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Section 8 References
1. Harris ELV and Angal S, Protein Purification
Methods: A Practical Approach, IRL Press, Oxford (1989)
2. Scopes RK, Protein Purification: Principles and
Practice (Second Edition), Springer-Verlag, New York (1987)
3. Snyder LR and Kirkland JJ, Introduction to
Modern Liquid Chromatography (Second Edition), Wiley, New York (1979)
4. Gagnon P, Avoiding Instrument-associated
Aberrations in Purification Scale-up and Scale-down, BioPharm 10, 42–45 (1997)
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FPLC is a trademark of GE Healthcare Group Companies. Luer-Lok is trademark of Becton, Dickinson and Co. Triton is a trademark of Union Carbide Corp. Upchurch is a trademark of Upchurch Scientific.
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