Molecular modeling of the affinity chromatography of monoclonal antibodies

Methods in Molecular Biology
Matteo Paloni, Carlo Cavallotti

Abstract

Molecular modeling is a methodology that offers the possibility of studying complex systems such as protein-ligand complexes from an atomistic point of view, making available information that can be difficultly obtained from experimental studies. Here, a protocol for the construction of molecular models of the interaction between antibodies and ligands that can be used for an affinity chromatography process is presented. The outlined methodology focuses mostly on the description of a procedure that may be adopted to determine the structure and free energy of interaction between the antibody and the affinity ligand. A procedure to extend the proposed methodology to include the effect of the environment (buffer solution, spacer, support matrix) is also briefly outlined.

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Jun 10, 2020·Annual Review of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering·Vijesh Kumar, Abraham M Lenhoff

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