This weak anion-exchange medium is designed for downstream separation of proteins, nucleic acids, and peptides. It uses high-flow agarose microspheres functionalized with diethylaminoethyl groups. The highly crosslinked matrix provides chemical and mechanical stability. Large particles support high linear velocity with relatively low backpressure. The stated ovalbumin adsorption capacity supports productive biomolecule capture. Weak anion-exchange chemistry provides selectivity that differs from quaternary-amine media. Low nonspecific adsorption helps maintain product recovery. The medium supports cleaning with sodium hydroxide and exposure to common denaturants. Its scalable format can shorten processing time in manufacturing applications.
Specification
Model: DEAE Large Scale Appearance: White spherical gel, odorless and tasteless Type: Weak anion-exchange medium Matrix: Large Scale microspheres Ligand: Diethylaminoethyl Particle size: 45-165 µm Long-term pH stability: 2-12 Short-term CIP pH stability: 1-14 Chemical compatibility: Common aqueous buffers, 1 mol/L sodium hydroxide, 8 mol/L urea, 8 mol/L guanidine hydrochloride, and 70% ethanol Adsorption capacity: 90 mg ovalbumin/mL Ion-exchange capacity: 0.29-0.35 mmol/mL Operating temperature: 4-40°C Heat resistance: 121°C in water for 30 min Flow performance: 700 cm/h at 20 cm bed height and 0.3 MPa
Features
Weak anion-exchange selectivity High ovalbumin capacity 700 cm/h flow performance Low backpressure Broad CIP pH range Strong chemical stability Low nonspecific adsorption Suitable for process scale-up