Coupling object between CB and biological active peptide or immunoglobhulin or immunological activity original as well as medication usage
An immunoglobulin and biologically active peptide technology, applied in the field of compositions containing the same, can solve the problems of unobserved CB-GM1 receptor-mediated cell or nervous system diseases, influence on brain function, side effects and the like
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[0060] EXAMPLES Preparative Example 1: Glutaraldehyde GA Conjugation of CB-IgG [Rabbit Anti-Substance P]
[0061] 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.
[0062] 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...
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[0062] 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 (molecular weight 200kDa) and unbound components; concentrated and stabilized (adding lysine to make the composition 0.1M). Preparation Example 2: GA Coupling of CB-NGF
[0063] 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 NaC...
preparation Embodiment 3
[0064] Use 1M carbonate buffer (pH9.5) to adjust the pH of the concentrated activated CB to 9.5, add NGF (betaNGF, 4mg two chains, molecular weight 26.0kDa, Sigma, N8133) 2.0mg dissolved in 1M carbonate buffer Solution (pH9.5) 1ml, reacted with activated CB for 24 hours at a low temperature of 4 degrees; separated the combined state (molecular weight 80kDa) and unbound components by Sephadex G-200 gel column (1.6×90cm); concentrated and stabilized ( Add lysine to make 0.1M). Preparation Example 3: Disulfide Bond S-S Coupling Process of CB-NGF
[0065] Dissolve 2.0mg of NGF (beta NGF, two chains, molecular weight 26.0kDa, Sigma, N8133) in 1ml, 1M carbonate buffer (pH8.5), slowly add 6.0mg / ml of citraconic anhydride (citric anhydride) , Sigma, US), placed at room temperature for 1 hour to block free amino groups; separated citric anhydride and NGF peptide with G10 gel column. 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 ad...
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