Purification of .alpha.-1 proteinase inhibitor using novel chrom

Chemistry: natural resins or derivatives; peptides or proteins; – Proteins – i.e. – more than 100 amino acid residues – Separation or purification

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530380, 530392, 530395, 530830, C07K 116, C07K 14435, A61K 3514

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056102852

ABSTRACT:
Cation chromatography with solutions at pH less than 6.0 and low ionic strength can be utilized to purify human .alpha.-1 proteinase inhibitor (.alpha.-1 PI) from biological fluids including plasma and plasma fractions. The cation chromatography takes advantage of the fact that active .alpha.-1 PI does not bind to the cation column under these conditions but other proteins, including denatured .alpha.-1 PI and albumin, do. The effect is that active .alpha.-1 PI flows through the chromatography column leaving the contaminating proteins behind. Recovery of .alpha.-1 PI is high and improvement of purity is dramatic.

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