outline
play

Outline o Online purification o Why and How to do SEC-SAXS (+SLS)? o - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Outline o Online purification o Why and How to do SEC-SAXS (+SLS)? o Why not to do SEC-SAXS? o Current/ Future Developments Recources https://padlet.com/melissagraewert/P12_UM2020 password:um2020 SEC-SAXS Paper Online Lecture Course


  1. Outline o Online purification o Why and How to do SEC-SAXS (+SLS)? o Why not to do SEC-SAXS? o Current/ Future Developments

  2. Recources https://padlet.com/melissagraewert/P12_UM2020 password:um2020 SEC-SAXS Paper Online Lecture Course • Lecture 3 – Sample and Buffer Preparation • Lecture 6 - Mixtures

  3. Why SEC-SAXS(/MALLS)? Shape determination Structure validation I(s) sample Rigid body modelling buffer subtracted monodisperse curve Missing fragments s Flexible systems 1/15

  4. Why SEC-SAXS(/MALLS)? Shape determination Structure validation I(s) sample Rigid body modelling buffer subtracted polydisperse curve Missing fragments s Flexible systems 1/15

  5. Why SEC-SAXS(/MALLS)? Shape determination Structure validation Size Exclusion I(s) sample Rigid body modelling buffer subtracted curve Missing fragments s Flexible systems 1/15

  6. EMBL Beamline P12 at Petra III: SEC-SAXS SEC-SAXS has become a standard set-up over the last years SAXS modes (by visit) - 2019 2/15

  7. EMBL Beamline P12 at Petra III: SEC-SAXS SEC-SAXS has become a standard set-up over the last years Graewert, M.A. and Svergun, D.I. (2020) 3/15 Biochem (Lond) 42(1), 36-42

  8. How to do SEC-SAXS(/MALLS) at P12? Check Box on the Application Apply Short justification required in the proposal text  See talk von Maria Vanoni Prepare Why: Your Local Contact will be aware and prepared Preform If circumstances change: And you would like to use SEC-SAXS  Communicate with us. (we can find a way) Analyse 4/15

  9. How to do SEC-SAXS(/MALLS) at P12? Communicate in advance: Apply o What Column(s) – check availability/ suitability o What Buffer(s) – identify issues (Zn2+, Prepare Phenol, DTT,…) o How many runs – check practicality o Any special requests – no surprises Perform Bring / Send o Sufficient Buffer o Sufficient Sample Analyse o Time o (Column) 5/15

  10. How to do SEC-SAXS(/MALLS) at P12? Communicate in advance: Apply o What Column(s) o What Buffer(s) o How many runs o Any special requests Prepare Bring / Send o Sufficient Buffer - best STOCK (dilute, filter, degas) on-site Perform - send additives such as DTT (or confirm availability) o Sufficient Sample - for 10/300 column, 50-120 ul (>5mg/ml) Analyse - for 5/150 column, 10-50 ul (>3mg/ml) o Time - for 10/300 column, 50 + 10 min per run - for 5/150 column, 15 + 5 min pre run + PREP time o (Column) 5/15

  11. Prepare – WHAT COLUMN 6/15

  12. Prepare – WHAT COLUMN Balance Concentration & Resolution Low concentration  small column High concentration + no “high resolution” required  small column High concentration + “ high resolution” required  large column Other factors: - parallel MALLS - sample stability/ equilibrium (- time limitations) 6/15

  13. How to do SEC-SAXS(/MALLS) at P12? CHECK: Apply Prepare Perform Analyse 7/15

  14. How to do SEC-SAXS(/MALLS) at P12? Mail-in: Apply Do not forget clear instructions such as • Prepare Thaw slowly/quickly • Anything to be added • Removal of potential aggregates through Centrifugation or filter Perform • Gives us warnings such as: • “sample aggregates after 2 - 3 hours” • “peaks might not be base -line Analyse separated  less volume should then be injected” • “we normally expect pressure build up” 8/15

  15. How to do SEC-SAXS(/MALLS) at P12? On-site: Apply • Introduction to the system • HPLC training • Prepare Words of caution • Introduction to Becquerel settings • 2-3 trial runs • We trust you with the system Perform • Cleaning up the system • Column washed • System in water Analyse • Disconnected from the bealmine 9/15

  16. How to do SEC-SAXS(/MALLS) at P12? On-site: Apply • Introduction to the system • HPLC training (let us know if you Prepare do not have much experience) • Words of caution (take note for late shift) • Introduction to Becquerel settings Perform Now easy to start/switch, automated cleaning • 2-3 trial runs • We trust you with the system Analyse More support required with MALLS • Cleaning up the system (also when you are tired) • Column washed/System in water • Disconnected from the beamline

  17. Perform !!!! Leaks, Buffer Fillings, Pressure Issues, …

  18. How to do SEC-SAXS(/MALLS) at P12? Receive Data: Apply • Automatically receive: • Data files • Prepare If required, request 2D images • Automatic Chromixs/SASFLOW evaluation Perform • Check data as soon as possible and contact for follow-up questions Analyse 10/15

  19. Analyse Graewert et al (2020)

  20. Analyse Graewert et al (2020)

  21. Why SEC-SAXS(/MALLS)? o Analysis of individual components o No issues with buffer matching o Concentration series on the “fly” o Addition of further detectors: independent estimate of MW, assessment of re-mixing/re- oligomerization, additional information for membrane proteins 11/15

  22. Why NOT TO DO SEC - SAXS(/MALLS)? column interactions 12/15

  23. Why NOT TO DO SEC - SAXS(/MALLS)? A B - Nice peak - Removal from unbound substance - Return to background - Good data! SEC-SAXS

  24. Why NOT TO DO SEC - SAXS(/MALLS)? A B SEC-SAXS

  25. Why NOT TO DO SEC - SAXS(/MALLS)? radiation damage column interactions 13/15

  26. SEC-SAXS 30/35

  27. Why NOT TO DO SEC - SAXS(/MALLS)? column resolution radiation damage column interactions dilution effect 14/15

  28. Why NOT TO DO SEC - SAXS(/MALLS)? - There are some limits! “Hmmm, I don’t know which peak it is?” SEC-SAXS

  29. Why NOT TO DO SEC - SAXS(/MALLS)? - There are some limits! 1.Trip: 2. Trip:

  30. When performing SEC-SAXS(+MALLS)? Remember  “ideal sample”  Pre-analysis of sample is very important; optimize SEC conditions  not quite pure sample  SEC-SAXS is analytical! Not preparative!  radiation damage can be an issue  Measure batch sample as well, add scavengers  sample stability, low affinity complexes  sample can be altered with column interaction 15/15

  31. New SAXS tools for the characterization of Biologics Contact us if you are Proof of principle: Analysis of IG1 domains* after Papain digestion interested in performing Online IEC FAB; Χ ² = 1.6 FC; Χ ² = 1.8 *these are similar in size and low in concentration (classic SAXS/SEC-SAXS AXS/MALLS not possible)

  32. Aknowledgements EMBL Hamburg: The SAXS community SAXS group Instrumentation team Software: User Office Al, Dima, Daniel, Nelly Beamline : Clement Martin HPLC: Andrey IEC: Cy Taja Stefano Tobi Haydyn Funding:

Download Presentation
Download Policy: The content available on the website is offered to you 'AS IS' for your personal information and use only. It cannot be commercialized, licensed, or distributed on other websites without prior consent from the author. To download a presentation, simply click this link. If you encounter any difficulties during the download process, it's possible that the publisher has removed the file from their server.

Recommend


More recommend