Minimization of aggregation of secreted bivalent anti-human T cell immunotoxin in Pichia pastoris bioreactor culture by optimizing culture conditions for protein secretion.
Minimization of aggregation of secreted bivalent anti-human T cell immunotoxin in Pichia pastoris bioreactor culture by optimizing culture conditions for protein secretion.
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通过优化蛋白质分泌的培养条件,最大限度地减少毕赤酵母生物反应器培养中分泌的二价抗人 T 细胞免疫毒素的聚集。
DOI:
10.1016/j.jbiotec.2005.07.004
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发表时间:
2006
影响因子:
4.1
通讯作者:
NevilleJr,DavidM
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作者:
Woo,JungHee;Liu,YuanYi;NevilleJr,DavidM
In a bioreactor culture of genetically engineered Pichia pastoris secreting a bivalent immunotoxin, 64% of the secreted immunotoxin was present in aggregate forms and this resulted in a loss of bioactivity. Biochemical analyses of the secreted immunotoxin and an in vitro aggregation study using purified monomeric immunotoxin suggested that aggregation was primarily an extracellular event. By employing limited methanol feeding at 0.75mlmin−1per 10l initial medium, oxygen consumption was reduced, permitting a lowering of the bioreactor agitation speed from 800 to 400rpm. By increasing the anti-foam reagent to 0.6mll−1, the thickness of the air/liquid interfacial foam layer was reduced by 80%. These steps reduced the immunotoxin aggregates from 64% to 5%. Consequently immunotoxin purification yield was increased from 53.0% to 73.8%. Simultaneously this methodology enhanced immunotoxin secretion to 120mgl−1at 163h of methanol induction in a toxin resistant production strain. We conclude that minimizing shearing force and reducing the air/liquid interfacial foam area are crucial factors in reducing hydrophobic protein aggregation upon secretory expression in yeast bioreactor cultures.