This strong anion-exchange medium is designed for purification of proteins, antigens, and other biological macromolecules. It uses a hydrophilically modified polymethyl methacrylate matrix. Quaternary amine groups provide strong anion-exchange binding. The 4000 Å pores improve access for large molecules and protein aggregates. Uniform pore channels and rigid particles provide stable separation performance. The medium combines high mechanical strength with relatively low backpressure. Its stated binding capacity reaches at least 180 mg/mL with lysozyme as the reference analyte. The material can be regenerated using sodium chloride and cleaned with sodium hydroxide or ethanol.
Specification
Model: Seplife® LXPM Q400M Matrix: Polymethyl methacrylate Appearance: White opaque spherical particles Functional group: -R-N+(CH3)3 Ion-exchange type: Strong anion exchange Exchange capacity: 0.10-0.14 mmol/mL Average particle size: 80 µm Pore size: 4000 Å Binding capacity: ≥180 mg lysozyme/mL Pressure-flow range: 120-300 cm/h Long-term pH range: 2-13 Short-term pH exposure: pH 1 or 14 for ≤100 h Maximum pressure: 0.8 MPa Storage: 20% ethanol at 4-30°C Regeneration: 0.5-2 M sodium chloride Cleaning: 0.1-0.5 M sodium hydroxide or 50% ethanol
Features
Very high ≥180 mg/mL capacity Large 4000 Å pore structure Strong quaternary-amine exchange Rigid low-backpressure matrix Suitable for large biomolecules Broad pH tolerance Regenerable with salt Supports aggregate purification