Bio-Scale™ Mini CHT™ Ceramic Hydroxyapatite Cartridges

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Bio-Scale Mini Cartridge Specifications
Sizes 1 ml and 5 ml bed volumes; desalting cartridges: 10 ml and 50 ml bed volumes
Recommended flow rate Varies for each support type*
Maximum operating pressure 1, 5, and 10 ml: 45 psi
50 ml: 40 psi
Fittings Female luer inlet and male luer outlet
Column material Polypropylene
Frit material Polyethylene (HDPE)
Dimensions 1 ml — 40 mm length x 5.6 mm inner diameter
5 ml — 40 mm length x 12.6 mm inner diameter
10 ml — 80 mm length x 12.6 mm inner diameter**
50 ml — 80 mm length x 28.2 mm inner diameter**

* Recommended flow rates are given for each support type in the instruction manual.
** Available for desalting cartridges only.

Bio-Scale™ Mini Cartridge Selection Guide
Cartridge by ApplicationSupportType of SeparationChemical FormProtein Capacity/ml*Catalog Numbers by Cartridge Size
5 x 1 ml1 x 5 ml5 x 5 ml
Protein and Plasmid Purification
High QMacro-Prep® High QStrong anion exchange–N+(CH3)3≥37 mg BSA732-4120732-4122732-4124
UNOsphere™ QUNOsphereQStrong anion exchange–N+(CH3)3180 mg BSA732-4100732-4102732-4104
UNOsphere SUNOsphere SStrong cation exchange–SO3-60 mg human lgG732-4110732-4112732-4114
DEAEMacro-Prep DEAEWeak anion exchange–HN+(C2H5)2>35 mg protein732-4140732-4142732-4144
Protein Purification
High SMacro-Prep High SStrong cation exchange–SO3-≥49 mg human lgG732-4130732-4132732-4134
IgG Purification
DEAE BlueDEAE Affi-Gel® Blue Affinity

Cibacron Blue

F3GA and DEAE

0.2–1.0 ml serum

732-4632732-4634
Antibody Purification
Protein AUNOsphere SUPrA™AffinityRecombinant protein A30 mg/ml human IgG
732-4200, 1 x 1 ml732-4201, 5 x 1 ml732-4202, 1 x 5 ml
Protein AAffi-Prep®
protein A
AffinityProtein A8–10 mg mouse
monoclonal lgG1;
16–23 mg human lgG
732-4600732-4602
CHT Type ICHT™ ceramic
hydroxyapatite
Type I, 40 µm
Hydroxyapatite(Ca5(PO4)3OH)225–60 mg human lgG
732-4322732-4324
CHT Type IICHT ceramic
hydroxyapatite
Type II, 40 µm
Hydroxyapatite(Ca5(PO4)3OH)215–25 mg human lgG
732-4332732-4334
Affinity-Tagged Protein Purification
IMACProfinity™ IMACAffinityIminodiacetic acid≥15 mg recombinant
histidine (His)-tagged protein
732-4610732-4612732-4614
GSTProfinity GSTAffinityGlutathione≥10 mg/ml recombinant
GST-tagged protein
732-4620732-4622732-4624
Purification of Serum Proteins, Enzymes
BlueAffi-Gel BlueAffinityCibacron Blue
F3GA
0.2 ml serum
11 mg albumin
732-4642732-4644

Cartridge by ApplicationSupportType of SeparationChemical FormProtein Capacity/ml*Catalog Numbers by Cartridge Size
1 x 5 ml5 x 5 ml5 x 10 ml1 x 50 ml5 x 50 ml
Desalting, Buffer Exchange
P-6Bio-Gel® P-6Gel filtrationPolyacrylamide10–22% CV**732-
4502
732-
4504
732-
5304
732-
5312
732-
5314

* Purification capacity based on bulk support; check individual instruction manuals for run conditions and specifications.
** Column volume.

PDF Bulletin 5584 To read more click here

Monoclonal Antibody Workflow

Workflow for mAb purification with UNOsphere SUPrA affinity, UNOsphere Q, and CHT Type 1 media.

To read more click here

Prepacked Cartridge Selection by Application
Cartridge by Application Support Type of Separation Chemical Form Protein Capacity/ml*
Protein and Plasmid Purification
High Q Macro-Prep® High Q Strong anion exchange -N+(CH3)3 ≥37 mg BSA
UNOsphere™ Q UNOsphere Q Strong anion exchange -N+(CH3)3 180 mg BSA
UNOsphere™ S UNOsphere S Strong cation exchange -SO2- 60 mg human IgG
DEAE Macro-Prep® High DEAE Weak anion exchange -HN+(C2H5)2 ≥35 mg protein
Protein Purification
High S Macro-Prep® High S Strong cation exchange -SO2- ≥49 mg human IgG
IgG Purification
DEAE Blue DEAE Affi-Gel® Blue Affinity Cibacron Blue
F3GA and DEAE
0.2–1.0 ml serum
Antibody Purification
Protein A Affi-Prep® protein A Affinity Protein A 8–10 mg mouse monoclonal IgG,
16–23 mg human IgG
UNOsphere SUPrA™ Affinity media UNOsphere™ Affinity Recombinant Protein A 30 ± 3 mg/ml at 150 cm/hr
25 ± 2 mg/ml at 300 cm/hr
20 ± 2 mg/ml at 450 cm/hr
CHT Type I CHT ceramic
Hydroxyapitite Type I, 40 µm
Hydroxyapatite (Ca5(PO4)3OH)2 25–60 mg Human IgG
CHT Type II CHT ceramic
Hydroxyapatite Type II, 40 µm
Hydroxyapatite (Ca5(PO4)3OH)2 15–25 mg human IgG
Affinity-Tagged Protein Purification
IMAC** Profinity IMAC Affinity Iminodiacetic acid ≥15 mg recombinant
His-tagged protein
GST** Profinity GST Affinity Glutathione ≥10mg/ml recombinant
GST-tagged protein
Desalting, Buffer Exchange
P-6 Bio-Gel® P-6 Gel Filtration Polyacrylamide 10–22% CV***
Purification of Serum Proteins, Enzymes
Blue Affi-Gel® Blue Affinity Cibacron Blue
F3GA
0.2 ml serum
11 mg albumin

* Protein capacity based on bulk support; check individual instruction manuals for run conditions and specifications.
** IMAC and GST cartridges are designed for use with the Profinia protein purification system.
*** Column volume.

CHT Specifications
  Type I Type II
Functional groups Ca2+, PO4, OH Ca2+, PO4, OH
Observed dynamic binding capacity lysozyme (Lys) ≥25 mg Lys/g CHT ≥12.5 mg Lys/g CHT
Nominal pore diameter 600–800 A 800–1,000 A
Maximum backpressure 100 bar (1,500 psi) 100 bar (1,500 psi)
Nominal mean particle size 20 ± 2, 40 ± 4, and 80 ± 8 µm 20 ± 2, 40 ± 4, and 80 ± 8 µm
Bulk density 0.63 g/ml 0.63 g/ml
CHT Characteristics
  Type I Type II
Observed dynamic binding capacity IgG 25–60 mg IgG/ml CHT* 15–25 mg IgG/ml CHT**
Typical linear flow rate range 50–1,000 cm/hr  
pH Stability 6.5–14 pH  
Base Stability at least 21 months in 1 N NaOH  
Regeneration 500 mM sodium phosphate, pH7
1,000 mM trisodium phosphate, pH 11–12
 
Autoclavability (bulk) 121°C, 20 min in phosphate buffer, pH 7  
Sanitization 1–2 N NaOH  
Recommended column storage 0.1 M NaOH  
Shelf life (dry, unused material) 85 months stored dry, sealed, and at room temperature  

* 40 µm particles, 300 cm/hr, 5 mM sodium phosphate, pH 6.5
** 40 µm particles, 300 cm/hr, 5 mM sodium phosphate, pH 6.5

IgG Protocol
Purification of IgG Using CHT

Purification of IgG using CHT Ceramic Hydroxyapatite.

To read more click here

Acidic Proteins Protocol Using CHT

Acidic Proteins Protocol using CHT
Optimizing the bioprocess requires management of multiple variables ranging from matrix interaction, elution characteristics, scale-up from bench, regulation and drug safety requirements, and process robustness and economics. This protocol has been developed as general starting guidelines for the purification of most proteins and nucleic acids and may help to reduce time spent in methodology development.

Bio-Scale Mini CHT cartridges are 5 ml cartridges filled with CHT ceramic hydroxyapatite support, a leading purification medium for today's demanding downstream process industry. The mixed-mode support offers unique selectivities and often separates biomolecules that appear homogeneous using other chromatographic methods. The diverse binding capabilities of CHT for host cell proteins, leached protein A, antibody dimers and aggregates, nucleic acids, and viruses allow its use at any stage from initial capture to final polishing.

The cartridges are available with either CHT Type I or Type II, 40 µm media. The Type I support has a protein binding capacity of 25–60 mg of human IgG/ml and higher capacity for acidic proteins. Type II has a protein binding capacity of 15–25 mg of human IgG/ml and gives better resolution of nucleic acids and of proteins that elute early. Type II has very low affinity for albumin, so it is often more suitable than Type I for purification of many species and classes of immunoglobulins.

The robust properties of CHT ceramic hydroxyapatite improve efficiency, yield, and financial value through:

  • Excellent capture at elevated flow rates, enabling processing at all scales
  • Large capacity for high-titer upstream feedstocks
  • Exceptional selectivity, allowing a two-step chromatographic process

Bio-Scale Mini cartridges have a double-wall cartridge design* that provides extra durability and allows easy, reliable runs at pressures up to 45 psi with the aqueous buffers most commonly used for protein separation. Convenient, disposable, and ready to use, these cartridges are designed for use with BioLogic systems, a peristaltic pump, or any chromatography system. The simple luer connections can connect easily to any system (request bulletin 5326).

CHT Ceramic Hydroxyapatite Mechanism

Hydroxyapatite contains two types of binding sites, positively charged calcium and negatively charged phosphate groups. These sites are distributed regularly throughout the crystal structure of the matrix. Solute species dominantly interact through cation exchange via the phosphate groups and/or metal affinity via the calcium atoms.

For more information, request bulletin 5709.

*U.S. patent 7,208,087.

Bio-Scale Mini CHT Type I Cartridge

732-4322
Pkg of 1, 5 ml, prepacked, CHT ceramic hydroxyapatite multimodal chromatography media cartridge, Type I

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Bio-Scale Mini CHT Type I Cartridges

732-4324
Pkg of 5, 5 ml, prepacked, CHT ceramic hydroxyapatite multimodal chromatography media cartridge, Type I

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Bio-Scale Mini CHT Type II Cartridge

732-4332
Pkg of 1, 5 ml, prepacked, CHT ceramic hydroxyapatite multimodal chromatography media cartridge, Type II

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Bio-Scale Mini CHT Type II Cartridges

732-4334
Pkg of 5, 5 ml, prepacked, CHT ceramic hydroxyapatite multimodal chromatography media cartridge, Type II

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Number Description Options
10011433 Bio-Scale Mini CHT Ceramic Hydroxyapatite Cartridges, 5 ml, Instruction Manual, Rev A Click to download [ Add to Cart ]
5584 Bio-Scale Mini Cartridges, Product Information Sheet, Rev B Click to download [ Add to Cart ]
5326 Chromatography Column Connection Guide, Rev A Click to download [ Add to Cart ]
5709 How CHT Ceramic Hydroxyapatite Works, Rev A Click to download [ Add to Cart ]
5667 CHT Ceramic Hydroxyapatite, Rev A Click to download [ Add to Cart ]
2156 CHT Ceramic Hydroxyapatite — A New Dimension in Chromatography of Biological Molecules, Rev C Click to download [ Add to Cart ]
5739 Packing and Slurry-in-Place Procedures for CHT Ceramic Hydroxyapatite Using a Bio-Rad InPlace Process-Scale Chromatography Column, Rev B Click to download
Lit-611 Instruction Manual, CHT Ceramic Hydroxyapatite, Rev E Click to download [ Add to Cart ]
2731 Plasmid Purification Using CHT Ceramic Hydroxyapatite Support, Rev A Click to download [ Add to Cart ]
2780 Purification of Murine IgG1 Using UNOsphere S and CHT Ceramic Hydroxyapatite Chromatography, Rev A Click to download [ Add to Cart ]
2524 Purification of Horse IgGT Using Macro-Prep DEAE and CHT Ceramic Hydroxyapatite Type I Supports, Rev C Click to download
2774 Purification of Transgenic Antibody From Corn Seed Using UNOsphere S and CHT Ceramic Hydroxyapatite Supports, Rev A Click to download
1986 Effect of pH on Gradient Elution of Proteins on Two Types of CHT Ceramic Hydroxyapatite, Rev B Click to download [ Add to Cart ]
1985 Clearance of Murine Leukemia Virus From a Chimeric Monoclonal Antibody Using Ion Exchange Chromatography, Rev B. Click to download [ Add to Cart ]
2940 Removal of Aggregate From an IgG4 Product Using CHT Ceramic Hydroxyapatite, Rev A Click to download
2849 Protein A Removal From IgG on CHT Ceramic Hydroxyapatite Support, Rev A Click to download
2535 Purification of Recombinant Human alpha 1-Antitrypsin From Transgenic Milk Using CHT Ceramic Hydroxyapatite, Rev B Click to download
2575 Purification of a Calcium-Binding Protein Using CHT Ceramic Hydroxyapatite Click to download
2946 Plasmid DNA Adsorption Behavior on CHT Ceramic Hydroxyapatite Type II Support, Rev A Click to download
5662 Process Chromatography Applications Laboratory Brochure, Rev B Click to download [ Add to Cart ]