Hales, JE; Aoudjane, S; Aeppli, G; Dalby, PA; (2021) Proof-of-concept analytical instrument for label-free optical de-convolution of protein species in a mixture. Journal of Chromatography A , 1641 , Article 461968. 10.1016/j.chroma.2021.461968.

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Abstract

The adoption of process analytical technologies by the biopharmaceutical industry can reduce the cost of therapeutic drugs and facilitate investigation of new bioprocesses. Control of critical process parameters to retain critical product quality attributes within strict bounds is important for ensuring a consistently high product quality, but developing the sophisticated analytical technologies required has proven to be a major challenge. Here, we demonstrate a new optical technique for continuous monitoring of protein species as they are eluted from a chromatographic column, even when they fully co-elute with other protein species, without making any assumption about or peak-fitting to the elution profile. To achieve this, we designed and constructed a time-resolved intrinsic fluorescence lifetime chromatograph, and established an analytical framework for deconvolving and quantifying distinct but co-eluting protein species in real time. This proof-of-concept technology has potentially useful applications as a process analytical technology and more generally as an analytical technique for label-free quantification of proteins in mixtures.

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