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Antibody Characterization Guide: Sample Preparation, Analytical Methods, and Data Interpretation

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    Systematic antibody characterization documents sequence, purity, modifications, binding, and stability before research or therapeutic use.

    Key Takeaways

    • Confirm sequences by MS or cDNA when needed.
    • SEC-HPLC and CE-SDS quantify aggregates and fragments.
    • Glycan and PTM mapping affect Fc function.
    • SPR/BLI measures binding kinetics.
    • DSC and DLS assess stability.
    Characterization workflow
    Figure 1. Each layer addresses a different performance risk.

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    Core Workflow

    Sequence confirmation, purity analysis, glycosylation/PTM mapping, binding assays, and stability testing form the standard path.

    Analytical methods
    Figure 2. Match methods to identity, purity, modification, or affinity questions.

    Challenges

    Combine SEC-HPLC with DLS for aggregation; use LC-MS/MS for PTMs; de novo sequencing for unknown commercial antibodies.

    Data interpretation
    Figure 3. Integrated data support QC and development decisions.

    Conclusion

    Structured characterization reduces failed experiments and supports confident antibody programs.

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