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Characterization of F VIII concentrates produced by two methods incorporating double virus inactivation (CROSBI ID 81014)

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Branović, Karmen ; Gebauer, Branka ; Treščec, Anđa ; Benko, Bojan Characterization of F VIII concentrates produced by two methods incorporating double virus inactivation // Applied biochemistry and biotechnology, 69 (1998), 2; 99-111-x

Podaci o odgovornosti

Branović, Karmen ; Gebauer, Branka ; Treščec, Anđa ; Benko, Bojan

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Characterization of F VIII concentrates produced by two methods incorporating double virus inactivation

The trend toward the production of high purity factor VIII concentrates for clinical use is still in progress. Although all plasma derivatives must undergo viral inactivation procedures, the possibility of transmission of viral diseases is not completely eliminated. Ln order to reduce such risk, we have included double virus inactivation in the procedure of factor VIII concentrate production. Ln a scale-up procedure for isolation of factor VIII from cryoprecipitate, two methods were used. The first is based on the chromatographic purification of factor VIII after pasteurization of cryoprecipitate solution and solvent/detergent (S/D) inactivation of viruses. The second is based on multistep precipitation of factor VIII by sodium chloride and glycine. Viral inactivation was performed by combination of S/D treatment and heating of final freeze-dried product 30 min at 100 degrees C. The typical yield of factor VIII activity in the freeze-dried product was about 20% for the first method, and 25-30% for the second. Electrophoretic analyses of both factor VIII preparations by SDS-PAGE and IEF show very low content of contaminant proteins, in accordance with observed 400-650-fold increase of their specific activity over plasma. Both factor VIII products were stable in the liquid state for more than 24 h at room temperature. The final products, after double viral inactivation, are considered to be suitable for clinical evaluations.

factor VIII; chromatography; cryoprecipitate

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69 (2)

1998.

99-111-x

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0273-2289

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Kemija

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