| Chromatography technique | Antibody affinity chromatography |
|---|---|
| Binding Capacity/ml Chromatography Medium | Approx. 35 mg human lgG/mL at 2.4 min residence time |
| BioProcess resin | Yes |
| Certificate of Analysis | Yes |
| Chemical stability | Stable in aqueous buffers commonly used in Protein A Chromatography |
| Dynamic binding capacity, Q B10 | ~35 mg hIgG/mL resin |
| Ligand | Alkali-stabilized Protein A-derived ( E. coli ) |
| Ligand Coupling Method | Epoxy activation |
| Matrix | Highly cross-linked agarose, spherical |
| Particle size, d 50V | ~85 µm |
| Storage | 2 to 8°C, 20% Ethanol (alternative storage solution 2% benzyl alcohol) |
| pH stability, CIP | 2–13.7 |
| pH stability, operational | 3–12 |
Answer:1 L.
Answer:It is a protein A affinity resin primarily used for monoclonal antibody capture.
Answer:A suspension in 20% ethanol.
Cytiva MabSelect SuRe™ protein A affinity resin enables antibody capture in packed-bed purification workflows. The medium combines an engineered, alkali-tolerant protein A ligand with a rigid, highly cross-linked agarose support to bind IgG Fc regions while maintaining useful pressure-flow performance. Its tolerance of specified 0.1–0.5 M NaOH cleaning cycles supports resin reuse and chromatographic process development. The 1 L format is suited to column packing, process characterization and smaller-scale bioprocess campaigns using the same ligand chemistry as larger manufacturing packs. MabSelect SuRe is delivered as a suspension in 20% ethanol and should not be confused with MabSelect SuRe LX, which is a separate resin grade.
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