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1.     Create the method    e Open Method Editor and select Template under  File New    e Select the Affinity Blank Run 1ml or 5ml template  and press OK    e Open the Scouting page  Use Add to create the  number of runs equal to the number of columns that  should be equilibrated  Select to wash inlet A11 and  B1 in the first run     Note  Even if only one column will be used  a scouting  run still has to be added     e Define column positions for each run     Note  Default Column Position is set to  Position1Bypass  which means no column     e Save the method     Prepare the system    e Prepare required buffers  see Figure 2    e Place the inlet tubings in the buffers according to  Figure 2    e  f empty  purge the inlet tubings  A11 and B1   according to the system pump instructions in the     System preparations    cue card    e Connect the affinity columns at defined column  positions     Start the method     The method takes approximately 10 minutes column to  run     All B1  Affinity Affinity  binding elution   and wash buffer   buffer  100 ml  150 ml    Fig 2  Buffers required to run the    Affinity Blank Run    template     lon exchange  Desalting and Gel filtration  columns    Equilibrate columns  Purpose  To remove EtOH and equilibrate columns with  buffer     Prepare the system    e Prepare sufficient volume of the required buffer  see  Table 1    e Place the inlet tubing  e g  A12  in the equilibration  buffer and fill the inlet according to the system pump  instruct
2.    sample 5        HiTrap  HiTrap   sample 3 sample 4    Fig 2  Column connections at column valves V2 and V3     Prepare and load samples   e Prepare your samples and clarify them using centri   fugation and or filtration through a 0 45 um filter    e Prepare the sample pump according to the  System  preparations    cue card  Gently transfer each sample  inlet tubing into each sample according to Figure 3   Make sure no air enters the tubing     S4   S5 S8      W  IYYYY B    Affinity  binding and  wash buffer    0 51       Fig 3  Sample placement at the sample valve V5     4 Start the method  e Start your prepared method     In the start protocol    e Key in sample ID for the proteins on the variable  page  Each chromatogram will be named after the  sample ID    e Start your automated multi step purification     5 Evaluate results   e How to view the results in an easy way  and how to  calculate protein concentrations  is described in  AKTA 3D plus Kit User Manual and on the    Results  and evaluation    cue card     Cue card 11 0014 58 AB 7    Protocol C  Affinity   Gel filtration       This cue card describes how to run this    specific purification protocol   Before starting a purification protocol make sure to prepare  system and columns according to the instructions on  the system preparations  buffer suggestions and column  preparations cue cards     1 Prepare your UNICORN method   e Open the method wizard   and select purification  protocol C  Affinity  Step    Gel Fi
3.   Any HiTrap  GSTrap FF or GSTrap HP    can be used     2 Prepare your system before a run    Prepare buffers required for this protein purification  protocol according to the  Buffer suggestions and  column preparations    cue card    Place buffer inlets as shown in Figure 1 and make  sure your system is prepared as described in the     System preparations    cue card     10 Cue card 11 0014 58 AB    Connect selected columns as shown in Figure 2 and  prepare them according to the    Buffer suggestions  and column preparations    cue card    Load the fraction collector with four 96 well micro   plates  2 ml   You will also need to load the fraction  collector with 50 ml fraction tubes to collect the  second wash of the affinity column  For more details   see AKTA 3D plus Kit User Manual           Affinity Desalting Affinity  binding buffer  elution  and wash 161 buffer   buffer  0 51  1 01    Fig 1  Buffer inlets and maximum volumes needed  see  AKTA 3D plus Kit User Manual for details     HiPrep Desalting        sample 1 4  N  Bypass   HiTrap    HiTrap    sample 1 yg y sample 6  HiTrap  t Mis   sample 2 HiTrap    sample 5  HiTrap  HiTrap   sample 3 sample 4    Fig 2  Column connections at column valves V2 and V3     Protocol D  Affinity   Desalting continued       3 Prepare and load samples 4 Start the method   e Prepare your samples and clarify them using e Start your prepared method   centrifugation and or filtration through a 0 45 um  filter    e Prepare the sample pump a
4.  and maximum volumes needed  see  AKTA 3D plus Kit User Manual for details     Cue card 11 0014 58 AB    Bypass    HiTrap     sample 1 ag    HiTrap     y sample 6  dig HiTrap     sample 5    HiTrap   sample 2       HiTrap   sample 3    HiTrap   sample 4    Fig 2  Column connections at column valves V2 and V3     Prepare and load samples   e Prepare your samples and clarify them using  centrifugation and or filtration through a 0 45 um  filter    e Prepare the sample pump according to the  System  preparations    cue card  Gently transfer each sample  inlet tubing into each sample according to Figure 3   Make sure no air enters the tubing     5  S1     S3    S4   S5   S6    iL VV    Fig 3  Sample placement at the sample valve V5           Affinity  binding and  wash buffer    0 51    4 Start the method  e Start your prepared method     In the start protocol    e Key in sample ID for the proteins on the variable  page  Each chromatogram will be named after the  sample ID     5 Evaluate results   e How to view the results in an easy way  and how to  calculate protein concentrations  is described in  AKTA 3D plus Kit User Manual and on the    Results  and evaluation    cue card     Protocol B  Affinity   gradient elution       This cue card describes how to run this    specific purification protocol   Before starting a purification protocol make sure to prepare  system and columns according to the instructions on  the system preparations  buffer suggestions and column  preparatio
5.  e Prepare buffers required for this protein purification  protocol according to the    Buffer suggestions and  column preparations    cue card    e Place buffer inlets as shown in Figure 1 and make  sure your system is prepared as described in the     System preparations    cue card     12 Cue card 11 0014 58 AB       i RESOURCE Q   HiTrap  sample 1 4  sample 1 ay  HiTrap   sample 2  HiTrap  HiTrap   sample 3 sample 4    Fig 2  Column connections at column valves V2 and V3     Protocol E  Affinity   Desalting   lon Exchange continued       3 Prepare and load samples 4 Start the method   e Prepare your samples and clarify them using e Start your prepared method   centrifugation and or filtration through a 0 45 um  filter    e Prepare the sample pump according to the  System    In the start protocol   e Key in sample ID for the proteins on the variable    page  Each chromatogram will be named after the    preparations    cue card  Gently transfer each sample sample ID     inlet tubing into each sample according to Figure 3    Start your automated multi step purification     Make sure no air enters the tubing   5 Evaluate results    Lol G e How to view the results in an easy way  and how to  calculate protein concentrations  is described in     AKTA 3D plus Kit User Manual and on the    Results     and evaluation    cue card   l     Affinity  binding and  wash buffer    0 51    S2   S3    S4  8    Fig 3  Sample placement at the sample valve V5     Cue card 11 0014 58 AB 13    S
6.  well plates   2 ml  or 120 tubes  10 ml  depending on your choice  of gel filtration column  see Table 1   You will also  need to fill the fraction collector with 50 ml fraction       tubes to collect the second wash of the affinity  column  one tube per sample is needed      a A f  All Al2 B1    Affinity Gel filtration Affinity       binding buffer  elution  and wash 271 buffer   buffer  0 51  1 21    Fig 1  Buffer inlets and maximum volumes needed  see   KTA 3D  plus Kit User Manual for details     Ld  HiLoad Superdex   sample 1 6  Bypass  HiTrap  K JJ HiTrap   sample 1 ag   Ww sample 6  Ar A        HiTrap   sample 2 N    A HiTrap     sample 5    HiTrap  HiTrap   sample 3 sample 4    Fig 2  Column connections at column valves V2 and V3     Protocol C  Affinity   Gel filtration continued       3 Prepare and load samples 4 Start the method   e Prepare your samples and clarify them using e Start your prepared method   centrifugation and or filtration through a 0 45 um  filter    e Prepare the sample pump according to the  System    In the start protocol   e Key in sample ID for the proteins on the variable    page  Each chromatogram will be named after the    preparations    cue card  Gently transfer each sample sample ID     inlet tubing into each sample according to Figure 3    Start your automated multi step purification     Make sure no air enters the tubing   5 Evaluate results    e How to view the results in an easy way  and how to          calculate protein concentrati
7. GE Healthcare    Cue card 11 0014 58 AB Automated multi step protein purification    System preparations    Buffer suggestions       Column preparations  Purification protocols  System maintenance  Column cleaning    Results and Evaluation            KTA 3D plus Kit    System preparations       This cue card describes general    system preparations   To ensure the best results  use high purity water and  chemicals  It is also recommended to filter the solvents  through a 0 45 um filter     Available protocols          Table 1  Steps in available protocols    Protocol Included steps   A Affinity  AC  step   B Affinity  AC  gradient       Affinity  AC    Gel filtration  GF    D Affinity  AC    Desalting  DS    E Affinity  AC    Desalting  DS    lon Exchange  IEX        Column positions    Table 2  Column positions for protocols A E        Column Protocol   position A B iG D E   2 ACI1  AC 1   AC 1  AC 1  AC 1   3 AC 2  AC 2      ACI2  AC 2  AC 2   4 AC 3  Ac 3        ACI3  AC 3  AC 3   5 AC 4  ACA      ACI4  AC 4  ACI4   6 AC 5  Ac 5  ACIS  AC 5      7 AC 6    AC 6  AC 6  IEX   8     GF DS DS       System Pump   Fill buffer inlet tubings   e Prepare required buffers according to the chosen  purification protocol  Add extra volume for system  and column preparation    e Place the inlet tubings in the buffers according to  Table 3    e If empty  purge the buffer inlet tubings manually  according to P 900 User manual     2 Cue card 11 0014 58 AB    Table 3  Buffer positions for pr
8. Valve  V8  and  replace it with a 10 ml loop     Note  If the loop is empty  fill it with buffer before  the purification  Fill it manually with a syringe or use  the template  System and Loop wash        e Create a method and check Show details in the Run  Setup dialog    e Change volumes for the variables displayed in the  table below     Table 4  Variables to change value of  if using a 10 ml loop instead  of the default 5 ml loop in Loop_1 Valve  V8   Change values for all  protocols that are used     Default  New        Block Variable  ml   ml   Wash_Loop1_Che Wash_Volume_Loop   _Che  25 50  or   Wash_Loop1_GST Wash_Volume_Loop _GST  25 50    Hold_Until_Peak_Less_Than Max_CollectionVolume 3 5 6 5  Inject_Collected_peak Loop_1_Volume 4 7    Delay_inject_selected_peak InjectionDelay 5 10       1 The default values are for 5 ml HiTrap columns      The new values are examples that are useable if using a HiPrep Desalting or a  HiLoad Superdex 26 60 in the second step    3 Depending on the type of column used     Cue card 11 0014 58 AB 3    Buffer suggestions and column preparations       This cue card describes how to prepare  different columns before running a    protocol   To ensure the best results  use high purity water and  chemicals  It is also recommended to filter the solvents  through a 0 45 um filter     Buffer suggestions    AC buffer suggestions for His tagged proteins  If performing    suggested buffer       binding using 50 mM Tris HCl pH 7 5  0 5 M NaCl   HisTr
9. ap 20 40 mM imidazole1   binding using 50 mM Tris HCl pH 7 5  0 5 M NaCl   HiTrap Chelating 5 40 mM imidazole1   elution 50 mM Tris HCl pH 7 5  0 5 M NaCl     500 mM imidazole       1 The imidazole concentration is protein dependent     AC buffer suggestions for GST tagged proteins  If performing    suggested buffer       binding using 50 mM Tris HCl pH 7 5  150 mM NaCl   GSTrap HP or FF 1 mM DIT  elution 50 mM Tris HCl  0 15 M NaCl  1 mM DTT     10 mM reduced gluthathione  pH 8       DS buffer suggestions       If preparing for    suggested buffer  AIEX 50 mM Tris HCl pH 8 0  CIEX 20 mM MES pH 6 0    protein storage include e g  10  glycerol in a suitable buffer     e g  50 mM Tris HCl  pH 7 5  150 mM NaCl        IEX buffer suggestions  If for example    suggested buffer   depends on the pl of the protein        binding to AIEX 50 mM Tris HCl pH 8 0    binding to CIEX 20 mM MES pH 6 0  eluting from AIEX 50 mM Tris HCl pH 8 0  1 M NaCl    eluting from CIEX 20 mM MES pH 6 0  1 M NaCl       GF buffer suggestions  If preparing for    suggested buffer       further studies a suitable buffer  e g     50 mM Tris HCl pH 7 5  150 mM NaCl  include e g  10  glycerol in a suitable buffer   e g  50 mM Tris HCl pH 7 5  150 mM NaCl     protein storage       4 Cuecard 11 0014 58 AB    Column preparations    Affinity Columns    Metal ion charging   Purpose  To charge new or stripped HiTrap Chelating HP  or HisTrap columns with metal ions  e g  Ni    Co    or Cu      Several columns can be pr
10. atography    AkTAexplorer100  with Pump P 960 and UNICORN 5 01 or higher  and  RESOURCE Q 1lxim 7 1177 0 Fraction collector Frac 950  with Rack A and Rack C  Rack A is the standard  RESOURCE Q 1x6m 7 1179 0 rack supplied with Fraction collector Frac 950  are needed to use AKTA 3D plus  Kit  AKTAexplorer 100 upgrades can be ordered from your local LabcrewTM  RESOURCE S 1x1lm 7 1178 0 representative of GE Healthcare  A representative of GE Healthcare is required to  RESOURCE S 1x6m 7 1180 0 install AKTA 3D plus Kit   HiTrap Q HP 5xim 7 1153 0    GE Healthcare recommends Greiner  PP Masterblock  2 ml  96 well  780270  HiTrap Q HP 5x5m 7 1154 0                      18 Cue card 11 0014 58 AB    Trouble shooting and useful hints can be found in the  User Manual  11 0014 57 AA     www gelifesciences com    GE Healthcare Bio Sciences AB  Bj  rkgatan 30   751 84 Uppsala   Sweden    GE  imagination at work  and GE monogram are trademarks of  General Electric Company     AKTA  DropDesign  GSTrap  HiLoad  HiPrep  HisTrap  HiTrap   Labcrew  Mono Q  Mono S  RESOURCE  Superdex  and UNICORN are  trademarks of GE Healthcare companies     All third party trademarks are the property of their respective  owners        2004 2007 General Electric Company   All rights reserved   First published Oct  2004    All goods and services are sold subject to the terms and conditions  of sale of the company within GE Healthcare which supplies them   A copy of these terms and conditions is available on reques
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12. cation protocol make sure to prepare    system and columns according to the instructions on    the system preparations  buffer suggestions and column    preparations cue cards     1 Prepare your UNICORN method    Open the method wizard   and select purification  protocol A  Affinity  Step     ark the number of samples 1 to 6 to be purified   Press Next   Choose columns   ndicate your running condition  room temperature  or cold room   Press Finish to obtain the purification method        t is possible to change default values in the method   if needed  Check the Show details box  For more  details  see AKTA 3D plus Kit User Manual    Save your method     2 Prepare your system before a run    6    Prepare buffers required for this protein purification  protocol according to the    Buffer suggestions and  column preparations    cue card    Place buffer inlets as shown in Figure 1 and make  sure your system is prepared as described in the     System preparations    cue card    Connect selected columns as shown in Figure 2 and  prepare them according to the    Buffer suggestions  and column preparations    cue card    Load the fraction collector with four 96 well micro   plates  2 ml   You will also need to load the fraction  collector with 50 ml fraction tubes to collect the  second wash of the affinity column  For more details   see AKTA 3D plus Kit User Manual        f      All B1  Affinity Affinity  binding elution   and wash buffer   buffer  0 51  121    Fig 1  Buffer inlets
13. ccording to the  System    In the start protocol   e Key in sample ID for the proteins on the variable    page  Each chromatogram will be named after the    preparations    cue card  Gently transfer each sample sample ID     inlet tubing into each sample according to Figure 3    Start your automated multi step purification     Make sure no air enters the tubing   5 Evaluate results    e How to view the results in an easy way  and how to     calculate protein concentrations  is described in  f   KTA 3D plus Kit User Manual and on the    Results           S S8   95  34  58    Se ii and evaluation    cue card        i   fH  J y WY VW J    Affinity  binding and  wash buffer    0 51    Fig 3  Sample placement at the sample valve V5     Cue card 11 0014 58AB 11    Protocol E  Affinity   Desalting  lon Exchange       This cue card describes how to run this    specific purification protocol   Before starting a purification protocol make sure to prepare  system and columns according to the instructions on  the system preparations  buffer suggestions and column  preparation cue cards     1 Prepare your UNICORN method   e Open the method wizard    S and select purification  protocol E  Affinity  step    desalting   IEX    e ark the number of samples 1 to 4 to be purified    e Press Next    e Choose columns  See Table 1 for recommendations   e Indicate your running condition  room temperature  or cold room    e Press Finish to obtain the purification method        e It is possible to cha
14. curves to be  displayed  commonly  1  4  6  11 and 22    If the Clear  function is used  also remember to scroll down and  select curve 22     e Press OK to confirm your selections     Note  If you have entered the sample ID on the  variable page  the sample ID will be shown in the  chromatogram heading     3 Pool fractions and adjust pooling   e If required  maximize the sample window Bij    e Zoom iin on the relevant fractions    e Choose Operations Pool to pool the fractions   The pooled fractions are listed in a table below the  chromatogram and the pooled peaks are numbered  sequentially in the chromatogram   Only adjacent fractions will be pooled  The fraction  numbers for each pool are listed in the table as a  range in retention order  e g  A6 A7 etc    e  f necessary  adjust pooling        Vol        Pool Ara Ext  Coeff    Result and evaluation continued       4 Determine protein concentration and amount Pooling protocol  e Enter the real cell lengt of the UV cell in the Path  Lenght  cm  field        Note  If the real cell lenght has been set direcly in  Monitor UV 900  enter the nominal cell lenght  0 2 cm        instead     e Enter the extinction coefficient manually by marking       a pool and then typing the value in the extinction          coefficient field              Ce  rent  oso Har wee       The concentration is given in mg ml  or M  and    amount is given in mg  or mmole  depending on the 5 Print or save the Pooling protocol   coefficient used  The Pooli
15. epared automatically     Create the method    e Open Method Editor and select Template under  File New    e Select the Metal lon Charging 1ml or 5ml template  and press OK    e Open the Scouting page  Use Add to create the  number of runs equal to the number of columns that  should be charged     Note  Even if only one column will be used  a scouting  run still has to be added     e Define column positions for each run   Note  Default Column Position is set to  Position1Bypass  which means no column     e Save the method     Prepare the system    e Prepare required solutions  see Figure 1     e Connect the chelating columns at defined column  positions    e Place the inlet tubings in the solutions according to  Figure 1    e Fill the inlet tubings S1  S2  and S8 and purge the  sample pump according to the instructions in the     System preparations    cue card     Start the method     The method takes approximately 15 minutes column to    run   G  7 ie  L i i  S1 S2 S8  Water  0 7   Metal Affinity  solution  binding and  100 ml wash buffer    e g 0 1M 0 51  NiSO      Fig 1  Solutions required to run the    Metal lon Charging    template     Buffer suggestions and column preparations continued       Affinity blank run   Purpose  Prior to a first time usage of an affinity column   GSTrap FF  GSTrap HP or a newly metal charged HiTrap  Chelating HP or HisTrap  it is recommended to run a blank  run  This ensures a well conditioned and equilibrated  column ready for chromatography 
16. he purge tubing to the same port    e Make sure the injection valve V1 is set to LOAD    e  Draw buffer with the syringe until liquid enters the  syringe    e   Switch the sample valve V5 to the next sample inlet  tubing to be filled    e Repeat the 2 steps above  marked with    for the  remaining sample inlet tubings    e Disconnect the purge tubing    e Connect the original connector to the port     B  Remove small amounts of air from the sample tubing  Purpose  To remove small amounts of air in the sample  flow path by running the sample pump manually    e Put all the sample inlet tubings into affinity binding  buffer    e Open System Control and select Manual Flowpath    e Choose the instruction SampleValve  select the  appropriate position and press Execute    e Select Pump and choose SampleFlow    e Enter an appropriate flow rate  e g  1 ml min  and  press Execute    e When the selected inlet is filled with solution  change  sample valve position and fill all sample inlets to be  used the same way    e When all sample inlets have been filled  set sample  valve position to S8 and run the sample pump at flow  rate 40 ml min for 1 min to make sure that no air  remains in the sample flow path     Change loop in Loop_1 Valve  V8     By default  the 5 ml loop is connected to Loop_1 Valve   V8   If running AC DS or AC GF with large columns and  large protein amounts  it is possible to increase the yield  by using a 10 ml loop instead     e Remove the 5 ml loop from the Loop_1 
17. hould be lower than  the pressure limit      RT room temperature   3 CR  cold room    System maintenance and column cleaning continued       Metal lon Stripping  chelating columns    Purpose  To remove metal ions before regenerating the  HiTrap HP and HisTrap columns  To recharge the column   follow the instructions given on the    Buffer suggestions  and column preparations    cue card     Note  Always remove metal ions before or right after    storing the HiTrap Chelating and HisTrap columns in EtOH     Create the method    e Open Method Editor and select Template under  File New    e Select the Metal lon Stripping 1ml or 5ml template  and press OK    e Open the Scouting page  Use Add to create the  number of runs equal to the number of columns that  should be stripped     Note  Even if only one column will be used  a scouting  run still has to be added     e Define Column Position for each run     e Save the method     Prepare the system    e Prepare required solutions  see Figure 1    e Connect the columns at defined column positions   e Place the inlet tubings in the solutions according to  Figure 1    Fill the inlet tubings S1  S3 and S8  and purge the  sample pump according to instructions in the       System preparations    cue card     Start the method     The method takes approximately 20 minutes column to    run   AL L _ff  S1 S3 S8  Water  0 5 I Metal Affinity   stripping binding and  solution  wash buffer     e g  50 mM 0 51   EDTA   100 ml    Fig 1  Solutions re
18. ions given in the    System preparation    cue  card    e Connect the columns     Manual run    Equilibration of columns is performed manually from  System Control     Note  After each selection below always press Execute     e Select Alarm_Pressure in Manual Alarms amp Mon  and  key in HighAlarm  see Table 1    e Select BufferValveA1  A12  in Manual Flowpath    e Select appropriate ColumnPosition in  Manual Flowpath    e Select Flow in Manual Pump  key in appropriate flow   see Table 1        e Select End_timer in Manual Other and choose  Acc volume  key in appropriate Timeout volume  see  Table 1    e When the first column is ready  repeat for the next       column to be equilibrated     Note  To make automated methods  see UNICORN     User Manual   Table 1  Recommended HighAlarms  Flow rates and Equilibration    volumes for different columns  when running AKTA 3D plus Kit  including a 0 2 MPa flow restrictor     Timeout       Flow rate Flow rate Equilibration   High Alarm removing EtOH equilibration volume  Column  MPa   ml min   ml min   ml  HiLoad 16 60 0 5 0 5 1 0 360  HiLoad 26 60 0 5 13 25 954  HiPrep 26 10 0 35 7 5 15 0 159  HiTrap  1ml 0 5 0 5 1 0 5  HiTrap  5ml 0 5 25 5 0 25  RESOURCE     1ml 15 2 0 40 5  RESOURCE  6ml 15 3 0 6 0 30  Mono Q    5 50 GL 4 0 10 2 0  Mono S    5 50 GL 4 0 1 0 2 0       Cue card 11 0014 58 AB 5    Protocol A  Affinity   step elution       This cue card describes how to run this    specific purification protocol  Before starting a purifi
19. ltration    e ark the number of samples 1 to 6 to be purified    e Press Next    e Choose columns  See Table 1 for recommendations   e Indicate your running condition  room temperature  or cold room    e Press Finish to obtain the purification method        e It is possible to change default values in the method   if needed  Check the Show details box  For more  details  see AKTA 3D plus Kit User Manual    e Save your method     Table 1  Recommended column combinations     Goal __First column _ Second column Frac 950       Upto HiTrap   1ml HiLoad 16 60 Superdex    75 Rack C with          i  10 mg prep grade micro titre  protein or plates and  HiLoad 16 60 Superdex 200 50 ml tubes  prep grade  Upto HiTrap  5 ml HiLoad 26 60 Superdex    75 Rack A with  50 mg prep grade 10 and 50 ml  protein or tubes             HiLoad 26 60 Superdex 200  prep grade       1 Either of HiTrap Chelating HP  HisTrap  Any HiTrap  GSTrap FF or GSTrap HP can  be used     2 Prepare your system before a run   e Prepare buffers required for this protein purification  protocol according to the    Buffer suggestions and  column preparations    cue card    e Place buffer inlets as shown in Figure 1 and make  sure your system is prepared as described in the     System preparations    cue card     8 Cue card 11 0014 58 AB    e Connect selected columns as shown in Figure 2 and  prepare them according to the    Buffer suggestions  and column preparations    cue card    e Fill the fraction collector with four 96
20. ng protocol can be used as a help when making  e Click the Add to Pooling Protocol button to add the the physical pooling of the purified samples from the   adjusted pools to the Pooling protocol  microplate     e Repeat the procedure for other chromatograms from    the same  or other  result files  a Ep pringthe Pooling protocol     x  Click the View Pooling Protocol button  Click the Print button to print the protocol on the  default printer    e To save the Pooling protocol as a file   Click Export and save the protocol in one of the    following formats  text   txt   Excel   xls   HTML   htm      Cue card 11 0014 58 AB 17    Ordering information                                                                         Product Pack Size Code No  Product Pack Size Code No     KTA 3D plus Kit   with HiTrap SP HP 5x1m 7 1151 0  software  valve  INV 907   HiTrap SP HP 5x5m 7 1152 0  air sensor  915 N   flow HiTrap Q FF 5x1m 7 5053 0  restrictor  FR 902  tubings   ne HiTrap Q FF 5x5m 7 5156 0  sample loops  fittings   A z HiTrap SP FF 5x1m 7 5054 0  instruction manual and  eae cards 11 0014 53 HiTrap SP FF 5x5m 7 5157 0  AKTAexplorer 100 please contact HiTrap DEAE FF 5x1m 7 5055 0  your local sales HiTrap DEAE FF 5x5m 7 5154 0  representative HiTrap CM FF 5x1m 7 5056 0  of GE Healthcare HiTrap CM FF 5x5m 7 5155 0  Fraction collector Frac 950  HiTrap ANX FF  high sub  5x1m 7 5162 0  complete with Rack A  18 and HiTrap ANX FF  high sub  5x5m 7 5163 0  30 mm tubes 8 6083 00    i HiT
21. nge default values in the method   if needed  Check the Show details box  For more  details  see AKTA 3D plus Kit User Manual    e Save your method     Connect selected co    umns as in Figure 2 and prepare    them according to the    Buffer suggestions and    column preparations    cue card     Load the fraction co    lector with four 96 well    microplates  2 ml   You will also need to load the    fraction collector wit  the second wash of  flowthrough   Two tu    h 50 ml fraction tubes to collect  he affinity column and the IEX  bes per sample are needed   For       more details  see AKTA 3D plus Kit User Manual     f                A11 A12 B1 B2  Affinity Desalting Affinity IEX elution  binding and IEX elution buffer    and wash binding buffer  0 51  buffer  buffer  0 51  1 01 161    Table 1  Recommended column combinations     Goal First column Second column Third column Frac 950          Fig 1  Buffer inlets and maximum volumes needed  see  AKTA 3D plus Kit User Manual for details     HiPrep Desalting   sample 1 4    Bypass    Upto HiTrapt  1ml 2x HiTrap 1 50r6ml Rack C with  10 mg Desalting IEX  micro titre  protein or plates and  HiPrep 50 ml tubes  Desalting  Upto HiTrapt  5ml HiPrep Desalting 5 or 6 ml Rack C with  50 mg IEX  micro titre  protein plates and  50 ml tubes    1 Either of HiTrap Chelating HP  HisTrap  Any HiTrap  GSTrap FF or GSTrap HP  can be used     AIEX for proteins with low pl  CIEX for proteins with high pl     2 Prepare your system before a run  
22. ns cue cards     1 Prepare your UNICORN method   e Open the method wizard   and select purification  protocol B  Affinity  Gradient     e ark the number of samples 1 to 5 to be purified    e Press Next    e Choose columns    e Indicate your running condition  room temperature  or cold room    e Press Finish to obtain the purification method        e It is possible to change default values in the method   if needed  Check the Show details box  For more  details  see AKTA 3D plus Kit User Manual    e Save your method     2 Prepare your system before a run   e Prepare buffers required for this protein purification  protocol according to the    Buffer suggestions and  column preparations    cue card    e Place buffer inlets as shown in Figure 1 and make  sure your system is prepared as described in the     System preparations    cue card    e Connect selected columns as shown in Figure 2 and  prepare them according to the    Buffer suggestions  and column preparations    cue card    e Load the fraction collector with four 96 well  microplates  2 ml   You will also need to load the  fraction collector with 50 ml fraction tubes to collect  the second wash of the affinity column  For more  details  see AKTA 3D plus Kit User Manual     All B1  Affinity Affinity  binding elution   and wash buffer   buffer  0 51  121    Fig 1  Buffer inlets and maximum volumes needed  see  AKTA 3D plus Kit User Manual for details     Bypass  HiTrap     sample 1  y  HiTrap    i iis  sample 2 me HiTrap  
23. ons  is described in  LI x A      eS   H    KTA 3D plus Kit User Manual and on the    Results  SL   52  193   34  35     6  8 and evaluation    cue card      yY YV i UR  Affinity  binding and  wash buffer     Fig 3  Sample placement at the sample valve V5     Cue card 11 0014 58 AB 9    Protocol D  Affinity   Desalting       This cue card describes how to run this    specific purification protocol  Before starting a purification protocol make sure to prepare    system and columns according to the instructions on    the system preparations  buffer suggestions and column    preparations cue cards     1 Prepare your UNICORN method    Open the method wizard    and select purification  protocol D  Affinity  Step    Desalting    ark the number of samples 1 to 6 to be purified   Press Next   Choose columns  See Table 1 for recommendations   ndicate your running condition  room temperature  or cold room   Press Finish to obtain the purification method        t is possible to change default values in the method   if needed  Check the Show details box  For more  details  see AKTA 3D plus Kit User Manual    Save your method     Table 1  Recommended column combinations     Goal    First column Second column _Frac 950       Upto HiTrapt  1 m 2 x HiTrap DS Rack C with micro titre  10 mg or plates and 50 ml tubes  protein HiPrep DS          Upto  HiTrap   5 m 2 x HiTrap DS Rack C with micro titre  50 mg or plates and 50 ml tubes  protein HiPrep DS    1 Either of HiTrap Chelating HP  HisTrap
24. otocols A E     Buffer Protocol  inlet A B c D E       A11 AC binding AC binding AC binding AC binding AC binding    A12     GF DS IEX binding   B1 AC elution AC elution AC elution AC elution AC elution  B2         IEX elution         The IEX binding buffer is also used for desalting     Wash system pump   e Open System Control and select Manual Pump    e Mark the instruction Pump Wash Explorer and select  appropriate pump inlets  e g  A11  B1  B2   Each pump  wash requires approximately 50 ml buffer    e Press Execute to start the wash    e Press End when the wash is completed     Note  If more than one InletA1 needs to be washed   e g  A11 and A12  the pump wash must be repeated     Sample Pump    Presence of air bubbles in the pump and or sample flow  path will affect the flow rate  Air must therefore be remo   ved according to A or B below before starting the run     If the sample pump is empty and or large amounts of the  tubing is filled with air  proceed as in A below     To remove small amounts of air  proceed as in       B on next page     A  Remove large amounts of air using a purge tubing  Purpose  To remove large amounts of air in the sample  flow path by using a purge tubing and syringe     e Put all the sample inlet tubings into affinity binding  buffer    e Set the sample valve V5 to any of the chosen sample  inlet ports    e Disconnect the connector fitted to injection valve V1        port 4                       System preparations continued       e Connect t
25. quired for the    Metal lon Stripping    template     Cue card 11 0014 58 AB 15    Results and evaluation       This cue card describes how to open  results and determine protein  concentration and amount    1 Find and open the result files   e Use the Recent Runs or the Find tab  in the  Evaluation module to locate the result file    e Click  to expand the list for the result file   A result file sli  consists of     Sample loading chromatogram  11 below     Purification chromatograms for each sample   e Double click a sample ID to open that specific sample  chromatogram    e Double click a result file to open all included  chromatograms    The first chromatogram shows the loading of all  samples onto the affinity columns  Each one of the  remaining chromatograms shows the purification of  one individual sample      File Edit Yiew Integrate Operation    nesal Sl a  oO  fe                Recent Runs   Files   Find           Recent Results        AC DS     Ui  AC DS IEX 001                               7 Sample1  Sample2       Note  To locate a specific sample  click the Find tab   enter sample ID and click Quick Find     Recent Runs   Files Find    Result file name   Value of variable    Sample_ID     p450    a   Quick Find   Find         E U  System1001  o       Home    fe  si  System1002  o      Home                     16 Cue card 11 0014 58 AB    2 Select curves to display   e Right click on the chromatogram and select  Properties    e Inthe curve selection table select 
26. rap Q XL 5x1lm 7 5158 0  Rack C  complete with bowl pi A eE O  for 96 well microtitre plates     tapo worm   7  and 30 mm tubes 8 6083 13 HiT rap SP  AL Sam Polen  Supported Columns  HiTrap SP XL 5x5m 7 5161 0  Affinity chromatography ono Q 5 50 GL xim 7 5166 0  HiTrap Chelating HP 5x1m 7 0408 0 ono   5 50 GL xam 7 5168 0  HiTrap Chelating HP 1x5m 7 0409 0  P 2 Related products and literature   HisTrap HP 5x1m 7 5247 0  HiST HP 5x5 7 5248 02  gt  2  AOR eau    KTA 3D plus Kit User Manual 1 0014 57  GSTrap FF 5x1m 7 5130 0  Test Kit 280 nm  2 mm cell  8 1129 63  GSTrap FF 2x1m 7 5130 02      KTA 3D plus Kit Miniposter 1 0025 34  GSTrap FF 1x5m 7 5131 0  HiTrap Column Guide 8 1129 81  GSTrap HP 5x1m 7 5281 0 7  ee He e PERN   KTAexplorer chromatography  HR sere 7     systems Data File 8 1124 09  Gel filtration     Fraction collector Frac 950  HiLoad 16 60 Superdex 75 Data File 8 1153 57  prep grade 1x 120 ml 7 1068 0 Affinity Chromatography  HiLoad 16 60 Superdex 200 Handboo 8 1022 29  rep grade 1x 120 ml 7 1069 0  PERA   Gel Filtration Handbook 8 1022 18  HiLoad 26 60 S dex 75  ips i aca ENTE A lon Exchange Chromatography  prep grade x m    1  Handbool 8 1114 21  HiLoad 26 60 S dex 200 x P  ma   GU Superdex Recombinant Protein Handbook 8 1142 75  prep grade 1x318 ml 7 1071 0  GST Gene Fusion System  Buffer exchange  Handbool 8 1157 58  HiPrep 26 10 Desalting 1x 53 ml 7 5087 0 Purifying Challenging Proteins  HiTrap Desalting 5x5m 7 1408 0 Handbool 28 9095 31  lon exchange chrom
27. rd 11 0014 58 AB    Create the method    e Open Method Editor and select Template under  File New    e Select the Column CIP template and press OK    e Open the Scouting page  Use Add to create the  number of runs equal to the number of columns that  should be cleaned     Note  Even if only one column will be used  a scouting  run still has to be added     e Define Column volume  Pressure limit  Regulation  pressure  Flow rate and Column position for each  run  See table 1 for recommendations    e Select the buffer inlets  flow rates and volumes for all  solutions that will be used  Up to 10 steps per column  can be performed    e Save the method     Prepare the system    e Prepare a sufficient volume of each required solution    e Connect the columns at defined column positions    e Place the inlet tubings in appropriate solutions    e Fill the inlet tubings according to    System Pump     instructions in the    System preparations    cue card     Start the method     Table 1  CIP values to enter on the scouting page if using FR 902          flow restrictor   Column Pressure Regulation Flow Flow  Column tal  wea nein  ein  HiTrap 1 ml 0 96 0 5 0 45 1 0 0 8  HiTrap 5 ml 5 0 0 5 0 45 5 0 40  HiPrep DS 53 0 35 0 3 10 8 0  RESOURCE 1m  0 97 15 13 4 0 3 2  RESOURCE6ml 6 0 15 13 6 0 48  onoQ5 50GL_ 0 98 40 3 6 2 0 1 6  onoS5 50GL 0 98 40 3 6 2 0 1 6  HiLoad 16 60 121 0 5 0 45 1 0 0 8  HiLoad 26 60 319 0 5 0 45 2 5 2 0       1 Target pressure used by the pressure flow regulation  S
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29. ystem maintenance and column cleaning       This cue card describes how to clean  your system and columns after    performed protein purification  To ensure the best results  use high purity water and    chemicals  It is also recommended to filter buffers  through a 0 45 um filter     System and Loop Wash    Purpose  To wash all used tubings within the system     including the loops     Create the method    Open Method Editor and select Template under  File New    Select the System and Loop Wash template and  press OK    Select up to two buffer inlets to be washed at the  same time as the system  e g  A11 and B1      Note  If more than one InletA1 needs washing    e g  A11 and A12  we recommend to clean these  inlets according to the    System Pump    instructions in  the    System preparations    cue card before performing  the System Wash    Sample inlet tubings must be washed separately  according to the  Sample Pump    instructions in the   System preparations    cue card     Save the method     Prepare the system    Prepare a sufficient volume  0 4    of the wash  solution   Place the inlet tubings in the wash solution     Start the method     The method takes approximately 10 minutes to run     Column CIP  cleaning in place     Purpose  To clean contaminated columns  For column    cleaning procedures and column storage instructions     please refer to the instructions supplied with each    column or to our homepage  www gelifesciences com     chromatography    14 Cue ca
    
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