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An efficient approach for the purification
of antibodies specific to human antigen
CD34
Bio-7
O. GorbatiukI,II, I.. Nikolaev, T. GulkoI, M. UsenkoI, O. OkunevI,II, V. KordiumI,II
IThe Institute of Molecular Biology and Genetics of NASU, KIev, Ukraine, IIState Institute of
Genetic and Regenerative Medicine NAMS Ukraine, KIev, Ukraine
The antigen CD34 is a transmembrane phosphoglycoprotein expressed human progenitor
and stem cells. Specific to CD34 antibodies have broad application for diagnostic,
biomedical research, detection and separation of human hematopoietic stem/progenitor
cells. As usual, protein A/G chromatography used for antibodies purification.
However, in the case of polyclonal antiserums which contain non-specific IgG, and
single-chain antibodies these approaches are not effective.
The work objective was development of an efficient laboratory approach for the
generation and application of affinity medium based on direct recombinant antigen
immobilization for the purification of antibodies against human CD34.
The following methods were used: bacteria cells culturing, ELISA, western blotting,
protein expression, purification and refolding, immunocytochemistry, flow cytometry.
Extracellular fragment of CD34 antigen which retains immunogenic determinants of
cell-surface CD34 was cloned and expressed in Escherichia coli. To enhance the
protein expression a modified method of auto-induction in high density shaking
cultures was used. As the result, recombinant CD34 (rCD34) was accumulated in the
bacterial inclusion bodies. The matrix-assisted refolding method was utilized to
obtain immobilized active rCD34. Solubilized under denaturing conditions rCD34 was
immobilized, via His-tag, on the metal affinity column and refolded by decreasing
urea gradient using an automated FPLC chromatography system. The density of rCD34 on
Ni-NTA-agarose after renaturation was around 1.8 mg/ml. Obtained affinity medium
provided one-step purification of antibodies against CD34 with purity more than 95 %.
The antibodies generated are applicable for phenotyping of CD34+ cells using
immunocytochemistry and flow cytometry assays. Ni-NTA-agarose with immobilized rCD34
can be useful for selective isolation of highly specific polyclonal, monoclonal and
single-chain antibodies against human antigen CD34.