Diffusion Profiling of Therapeutic Proteins by Using Solution NMR Spectroscopy.
Characterizing changes to structure and behavior is an important aspect of therapeutic protein development. NMR spectroscopy is well suited to study interactions and higher-order structure that could impact biological function and safety. We used NMR diffusion methods to describe the overall behavior of proteins in solution by defining a "diffusion profile" that captures the complexities in diffusion behavior. Diffusion profiles offer a simple means to interpret protein solution behavior as a distribution of sizes and association states. As a characterization method, diffusion profiling is well suited to complement and augment traditional biophysical and NMR methods to probe the solution behavior of therapeutic proteins.
['Falk|Bradley T|BT|', 'Liang|Yingkai|Y|', 'McCoy|Mark A|MA|0000-0003-3994-6605']
D004058:Diffusion D019906:Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Biomolecular D011506:Proteins
proteins NMR spectroscopy characterization solution chemistry translational self-diffusion