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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Recupera??o e purifica??o do ant?geno 503 de Leishmania i. chagasi expresso em E. coli e remo??o de endotoxina utilizando adsor??o em leito expandido

Sousa J?nior, Francisco Canind? de 27 February 2015 (has links)
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A adsor??o em leito expandido (ALE) tem se destacado como uma t?cnica promissora para essa finalidade, pois combina em uma ?nica opera??o as etapas de clarifica??o, concentra??o e purifica??o da prote?na alvo, reduzindo assim tempo e custos de opera??o. Neste contexto, o objetivo desta tese foi avaliar a recupera??o e purifica??o do ant?geno 503 de Leishmania i. chagasi expresso em E. coli M15 e a remo??o de endotoxina por ALE. Na primeira etapa do trabalho foram realizados ensaios em taques agitados sob a forma de dois planejamentos experimentais, para definir as condi??es ?timas de adsor??o e elui??o do ant?geno na resina Streamline chelating. Nos ensaios de adsor??o usando o leito na forma expandida empregou-se uma coluna de 2,6 cm de di?metro por 30,0 cm de altura, acoplada a uma bomba perist?ltica. Na segunda etapa do trabalho, avaliou-se a remo??o de endotoxina durante o processo de recupera??o do ant?geno, empregando o tensoativo n?oi?nico triton X-114 na etapa de lavagem da ALE. Na terceira etapa, buscou-se elaborar um modelo matem?tico capaz de prever as curvas de ruptura do ant?geno 503 em coluna na forma expandida. Os resultados do planejamento experimental para adsor??o do ant?geno 503 mostraram o pH 8,0 e a concentra??o de NaCl de 2,4 M como melhores condi??es de adsor??o. No segundo planejamento, o ?nico fator significativo para elui??o foi a concentra??o de imidazol, definida em 600 mM. A isoterma de adsor??o do ant?geno 503 mostrou bom ajuste ao modelo de Langmuir (R=0,98) e os valores de qmax (capacidade m?xima de adsor??o) e Kd (constante de equil?brio) estimados foram de 1,95 mg/g e 0,34 mg/mL, respectivamente. Atrav?s dos testes de purifica??o diretamente do homogeneizado n?o clarificado obteve-se uma recupera??o de 59,2% da prote?na de interesse e um fator de purifica??o de 6,0. A adi??o do tensoativo n?o-i?nico Triton X-114 ? etapa de lavagem da ALE proporcionou altos valores (>99%) de remo??o do LPS inicialmente presente nas amostras para todas as condi??es estudadas. O modelo matem?tico obtido para descrever a curva de ruptura do ant?geno 503 na resina Streamline Chelanting em leito expandido apresentou bom ajuste aos dados experimentais, tanto para etapa de estimativa de par?metros quanto para de valida??o. O modelo validado foi utilizado na otimiza??o das efici?ncias, obtendo-se os valores m?ximos de efici?ncia do processo e efici?ncia da coluna de 89,2% e 75,9%, respectivamente. Portanto, ALE mostrou ser uma alternativa eficiente na recupera??o da prote?na-alvo e remo??o de endotoxina a partir de um extrato de E. coli n?o clarificado em apenas uma etapa. / The growing interest and applications of biotechnology products have increased the development of new processes for recovery and purification of proteins. The expanded bed adsorption (EBA) has emerged as a promising technique for this purpose. It combines into one operation the steps of clarification, concentration and purification of the target molecule. Hence, the method reduces the time and the cost of operation. In this context, this thesis aim was to evaluate the recovery and purification of 503 antigen of Leishmania i. chagasi expressed in E. coli M15 and endotoxin removal by EBA. In the first step of this study, batch experiments were carried out using two experimental designs to define the optimal adsorption and elution conditions of 503 antigen onto Streamline chelating resin. For adsorption assays, using expanded bed, it was used a column of 2.6 cm in diameter by 30.0 cm in height coupled to a peristaltic pump. In the second step of study, the removal of endotoxin during antigen recovery process was evaluated employing the non-ionic surfactant Triton X-114 in the washing step ALE. In the third step, we sought developing a mathematical model able to predict the 503 antigen breakthrough curves in expanded mode. The experimental design results to adsorption showed the pH 8.0 and the NaCl concentration of 2.4 M as the optimum adsorption condition. In the second design, the only significant factor for elution was the concentration of imidazole, which was taken at 600 mM. The adsorption isotherm of the 503 antigen showed a good fit to the Langmuir model (R = 0.98) and values for qmax (maximum adsorption capacity) and Kd (equilibrium constant) estimated were 1.95 mg/g and 0.34 mg/mL, respectively. Purification tests directly from unclarified feedstock showed a recovery of 59.2% of the target protein and a purification factor of 6.0. The addition of the non-ionic surfactant Triton X-114 to the washing step of EBA led to high levels (> 99%) of LPS removal initially present in the samples for all conditions tested. The mathematical model obtained to describe the 503 antigen breakthrough curves in Streamline Chelanting resin in expanded mode showed a good fit for both parameter estimation and validation steps. The validated model was used to optimize the efficiencies, achieving maximum values of the process and of the column efficiencies of 89.2% and 75.9%, respectively. Therefore, EBA is an efficient alternative for the recovery of the target protein and removal of endotoxin from an E. coli unclarified feedstock in just one step.

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