Protein Interaction Analysis

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1 /proteininteraction/ ProteOn XPR36 Protein Interaction Array System 310 Instrument 310 Software 312 Regulatory Tools 314 Sensor Chips 315 Kits, Reagents, and Consumables 317 Protein Interaction Analysis

2 Instrument /proteininteraction/ ProteOn XPR36 Protein Interaction Array System See Also Profinia protein purification system: pages Experion automated electrophoresis system: pages The ProteOn XPR36 protein interaction array system is an SPR optical biosensor that provides real-time data on the affinity, specificity, and interaction kinetics of protein interactions. Using proprietary XPR technology, a unique approach to multiplexing, this system generates a 6 x 6 interaction array for the simultaneous analysis of up to six ligands with up to six analytes. The ProteOn XPR36 system increases the throughput, flexibility, and versatility of experiment design, enabling the completion of more experiments in less time: Analyze up to 36 different protein interactions in a single run, on a single chip Perform a complete kinetic analysis in a single run Measure a variety of experimental conditions simultaneously in parallel Screen multiple panels of analytes The ProteOn XPR36 system includes all of the components required for interaction analysis: instrumentation, software, sensor chips, buffer and reagent kits, and protocol development kits. User-friendly ProteOn Manager software uses a flexible, guided approach to coordinate instrument control, experiment setup, and data analysis. Key Features and Benefits Multiplex analysis using 6 x 6 array design Real-time data acquisition Analysis of interaction kinetics, binding affinity, and analyte concentration No radiochemical or fluorescent labels needed Unique referencing options such as interspot and real-time double referencing Applications Antibody characterization and development Drug development Protein interface analysis Protein complex and cascade analysis For more information, request bulletin 5434A. Instrument ProteOn XPR36 Instrument The ProteOn XPR36 instrument incorporates the microfluidics, optical detection, and temperature control systems that are required for interaction analysis. It integrates a high-efficiency crisscross microfluidics system with a highly sensitive optical system to generate interaction array data on up to six ligands with panels of up to six analytes. The ProteOn XPR36 instrument features: Advanced optics and interspot referencing Innovative microfluidics design Flexible sample configuration (tubes or microplates) A temperature-controlled sensor surface (15 40 C) and cooled sample rack (2 35 C) Hardware and software control of the fluidics, including 2 buffer reservoirs Status LEDs to monitor instrument, chip, experiment, and temperature state Bar code recognition of sensor chips 310 Protein Interaction Analysis

3 Instrument /proteininteraction/ A B C Generation of the 6 x 6 ligand-analyte interaction array. A, six ligands are immobilized in six parallel ligand channels (blue); B, six analyte samples are injected into six analyte channels perpendicular to the six ligand channels (yellow); C, detail of a single ligand-analyte interaction spot (green) showing the positions of the two interspot references (yellow). Advanced Optics and Interspot Referencing The ProteOn XPR36 protein interaction array system uses imaging technology to detect the SPR response for each spot on a sensor chip. The ProteOn XPR36 system measures a total of 78 spots: 36 spots represent the interaction data from the 6 x 6 array, and 42 interspot references can be used for reference subtraction. Innovative Fluidics and Parallel Processing The 6 x 6 interaction array and microfluidics system provide efficient parallel processing of multiple samples. Two sets of six 0.5 ml syringe pumps (sample syringes and buffer syringes) operate in unison for parallel aspiration and injection of six samples or reagents. The buffer compartment holds two 2 L bottles for running buffer, and valve control between the two buffer bottles is hardware and software controlled. An in-line degasser removes bubbles from the buffer as it moves through the fluidics system. Flexible Sample Configuration The autosampler accommodates the ProteOn sample rack and ProteOn microplates. The sample rack holds 72 ProteOn sample vials with pierceable caps. The microplate layout accommodates two 96-well ProteOn standard microplates or ProteOn deep-well microplates. The illuminated autosampler platform is also temperature controlled. Instrument Status LEDs A series of LEDs indicate instrument communication with ProteOn Manager software, temperature of the autosampler and sensor chip chambers, experiment status, and autosampler status. Bar Code Recognition Bar codes provide automatic recognition of sensor chip type, expiration date, and lot number. Bar codes also provide a usage record and direct linkage between the chip identification and its associated protocol and experiment. For more information, request bulletins 5390 and ProteOn XPR36 Protein Interaction Array System ProteOn XPR36 Protein Interaction Array System, V, includes ProteOn XPR36 instrument, Inquire 2 licensed copies of ProteOn Manager software, controller and display, communication cable, sample rack, rack needle holder, microplate needle holder, needle set, collection tank, maintenance kit, 2 bottles of PBS/Tween running buffer, chip normalization solution, choice of 2 sensor chips, choice of one protocol development kit, 200 sample vials, 25 microplates with standard wells, 5 microplates with deep wells, 50 sheets of microplate sealing film ProteOn Accessories* ProteOn Buffer Inlet Filters, ProteOn Sample Rack, holds 72 sample vials ProteOn Needles, ProteOn Wash Station ProteOn Collection Tank Tubing ProteOn Syringe, replacement, ProteOn Syringe, replacement, * For additional accessories, go to /proteininteraction/. Protein Interaction Analysis 311

4 Software /proteininteraction/ Software ProteOn Manager Software, Version 2.1 ProteOn Manager software is an intuitive workflow-oriented software package that coordinates instrument control, experiment setup, and data collection and analysis. The optional Quick Start guide enables rapid navigation to commonly performed tasks. Key software applications include those listed below. Instrument Control Control and monitoring of instrument communication, temperature, and power status Control of chip docking and undocking, instrument fluidics, and autosampler illumination Maintenance wizards that drive maintenance and cleaning protocols Viewing and filtering of the instrument log Protocol Design Predefined, application-based protocol templates to assist with experiment design Efficient creation of custom protocols through sample import or copying and pasting of sample panels Drag-and-drop protocol step editor for easy protocol creation Sample layout screen to display sample position in the rack or microplate, volume of each sample, and orientation of sample injection flow Import, export, and printing of protocols Easy data management via searchable database Data Collection and Viewing Real-time data collection and display Data filtering tools enable viewing of data by sample type and protocol step Data grouping tools organize data for display, processing, and analysis Interaction display tool allows interaction and sample data to be hidden or viewed and selected for analysis Data exports easily into tab-delimited files for use in other software programs like Scrubber and SigmaPlot Data Processing and Analysis Data processing functions allow fast and flexible processing of data and one-touch automated processing Report point analysis allows MW correction and export of data values Reference options include reference subtraction modes (interspot referencing or reference channel subtraction) and double-reference modes (a separate injection panel or a single channel within an injection panel) Analysis wizards perform kinetic, equilibrium, and concentration analyses and generate detailed, printable reports Analysis data is exported to files compatible with Microsoft Excel for easy reporting Kinetic models available are: Langmuir, Langmuir with mass transfer, bivalent analyte, heterogeneous analyte, heterogeneous ligand, two state, and Langmuir with drift. Reports include graphs of binding association/dissociation phases, residuals for each to evaluate the accuracy of data fitting, and results of kinetic constant calculations Equilibrium analysis report includes an equilibrium analysis graph describing the steady-state response for each analyte concentration Concentration analysis report includes a concentration analysis graph that shows the slope of the binding ratio vs. concentration curve for samples of known and unknown concentration Sensorgram data can be exported as data or as an image for presentations and reports For more information, request bulletin Protein Interaction Analysis

5 Software /proteininteraction/ Streamlined protocol setup using the Protocol Editor. Custom protocols are quickly built by dragging and dropping protocol step groups or individual steps into the Protocol Steps window (left). Each group includes the individual protocol steps required to complete the desired task; for example, clicking and dragging the Immobilization group adds three steps to the protocol: an activation step, a ligand immobilization step, and a deactivation step. (These steps correspond to the addition of EDAC/sulfo-NHS, IL-2 antibody, and ethanolamine HCl, respectively, in the above experiment analyzing the interaction between the cytokine IL-2 and an IL-2 antibody.) The Step Details window (right) shows details and flow orientation on the array for each step. A B Easy kinetic analysis using ProteOn Manager sotware. A, fitted sensorgrams following analysis; B, data table from the kinetic analysis wizard ProteOn Manager Software, version 2.1, 1-user license, includes 1 HASP key 2, ProteOn Manager Software, Security Edition, 1-user license, includes 1 HASP key 19, Protein Interaction Analysis 313

6 Regulatory Tools /proteininteraction/ Regulatory Tools ProteOn XPR36 System Regulatory Tools Package Security software and installation qualification/operation qualification (IQ/OQ) kits are available for use with the ProteOn XPR36 system. These regulatory tools can be purchased individually or as a complete package. ProteOn Manager Software, Security Edition ProteOn Manager software is now available with controls to help achieve U.S. FDA 21 CFR Part 11 compliance. Included in the many features of this Security Edition release are: Audit trails Electronic signatures Data validation User log-ins and permissions Closed-system security ProteOn XPR36 Installation Qualification/Operation Qualification (IQ/OQ) Kit The ProteOn XPR36 IQ/OQ kit has been designed to test critical system functions to ensure reliability and consistency of performance. Key features include: Wizard-driven software Printable electronic reports for document controls Electronic log of IQ/OQ and test results Ready-to-use reagents and sensor chip for testing system performance Unattended operation For more information, request bulletins 5819 and ProteOn XPR36 Regulatory Tools Package, includes ProteOn Manager software, Security Edition, 21, user license, 1 HASP key, ProteOn XPR36 IQ/OQ kit ProteOn Manager Software, Security Edition, 1-user license, includes 1 HASP key 19, ProteOn XPR36 IQ/OQ Kit, includes ProteOn XPR36 IQ/OQ software, ProteOn Manager software, 4, ProteOn operation qualification (OQ) kit ProteOn Operation Qualification Kit, includes ProteOn OQ Kit 1, ProteOn OQ Kit 2, ProteOn GLC sensor chip 314 Protein Interaction Analysis

7 Sensor Chips /proteininteraction/ Sensor Chips ProteOn Sensor Chips ProteOn sensor chips combine advanced surface chemistries with state-of-the-art microfluidics. They have been thoroughly tested for a wide range of protein-protein, protein-peptide, protein small molecule, and protein-dna interactions. Each sensor chip includes a unique bar code for identification and a usage record. ProteOn sensor chips offer outstanding kinetic response characteristics, efficient binding capacities, sufficient sensitivity to detect low molecular weight analytes (>200 Da), uniform spot-to-spot response, minimal drift, and long-term storage stability. All ProteOn sensor chips are: Fully compatible with the ProteOn XPR36 protein interaction array system Enclosed in a cartridge for easy storage and use Designed for kinetic studies of biomolecular interactions Easily activated for efficient immobilization and high ligand activity Bar-coded for automatic chip identification and a usage record ProteOn GLC Sensor Chip Designed for general amine coupling, this chip has a compact polymer layer with a binding capacity of approximately one protein monolayer. The GLC sensor chip is suitable for various research applications, including protein-protein interaction analysis. ProteOn GLM Sensor Chip The GLM sensor chip is intended for general amine coupling and features an extended polymer matrix with intermediate binding capacity for high analyte response. This chip is suitable for many applications, including protein small molecule and protein-protein interaction analyses. ProteOn GLH Sensor Chip The GLH sensor chip is for general amine coupling. This chip consists of a highly extended, mixed polymer layer for maximum binding capacity. The chip is optimal for protein small molecule interactions and suitable for protein-protein interactions where highest sensitivity is of primary concern. ProteOn NLC Sensor Chip The NLC sensor chip features NeutrAvidin protein immobilized to a GLC polymer layer for binding of biotinylated molecules. The binding capacity is approximately one protein monolayer. The NLC sensor chip is suitable for many applications, including DNA-protein and protein-protein interaction analyses. For more information, request bulletin Protein Interaction Analysis 315

8 Sensor Chips /proteininteraction/ Analyte Analyte COOH COOH Incident light Prism Detector Incident light Prism Detector ProteOn GLC sensor chip. For general amine coupling: compact polymer layer with binding capacity of approximately one protein monolayer. ProteOn GLM sensor chip. For general amine coupling: extended polymer matrix with intermediate binding capacity for high response. Analyte COOH Analyte NeutrAvidin Incident light Prism Detector Incident light Prism Detector ProteOn GLH sensor chip. For general amine coupling: extended polymer layer for maximum binding capacity and highest sensitivity. ProteOn NLC sensor chip. For binding of biotinylated molecules: NeutrAvidin immobilized to GLC layer ProteOn GLC Sensor Chip, for general amine coupling, compact polymer layer with binding capacity of approximately one protein monolayer ProteOn GLM Sensor Chip, for general amine coupling, polymer matrix layer with intermediate binding capacity ProteOn GLH Sensor Chip, for general amine coupling, polymer matrix layer with highest binding capacity ProteOn NLC Sensor Chip, for binding of biotinylated molecules, contains NeutrAvidin immobilized to GLC layer 316 Protein Interaction Analysis

9 Kits, Reagents, and Consumables /proteininteraction/ Kits, Reagents, and Consumables ProteOn Protocol Development Kits ProteOn protocol development kits provide the reagents and sensor chips needed to perform and analyze data from a complete experiment using the ProteOn XPR36 protein interaction array system. New users will gain familiarity with instrument setup and operation, experiment design, and data analysis. Experienced users will find the kits valuable for system benchmarking and protocol development. Each protocol development kit includes an amine coupling kit. ProteOn One-shot Kinetics Kit The interaction between the cytokine IL-2 and an IL-2 antibody demonstrates a detailed kinetic analysis in a single injection cycle (One-shot Kinetics). The kit also demonstrates a useful method for controlling ligand immobilization levels during protocol development and optimization. ProteOn One-shot Kinetics Kit The ProteOn One-shot Kinetics kit includes a ProteOn IL-2/IL-2 antibody pair, with sufficient materials to immobilize IL-2 antibody in up to six channels and to analyze a complete concentration series of IL-2 across each channel. ProteOn Multiple Protein Interaction Kit The interaction between five mutant TEM1 b-lactamase proteins and wild-type b-lactamase inhibitor protein (BLIP) demonstrates the power of the ProteOn XPR36 system to produce a detailed kinetic analysis of multiple simultaneous interactions and to map protein interfaces. The ProteOn multiple protein interaction kit includes a ProteOn TEM1/BLIP protein set, with sufficient materials to immobilize five TEM1 mutant proteins in five channels and to perform a detailed kinetic analysis of the interaction of each of the five mutant proteins with BLIP. ProteOn Protein Small Molecule Kit The interaction between the carbonic anhydrase II protein and the small molecule 4-carboxy benzene sulfonamide (4-CBS) demonstrates the capability of the ProteOn XPR36 system to detect low molecular weight analytes. The kit also provides a benchmark for optimal system performance. ProteOn Multiple Protein Interaction Kit ProteOn Protein Small Molecule Kit The ProteOn protein small molecule kit includes ProteOn carbonic anhydrase II/CBS, with sufficient materials to immobilize carbonic anhydrase II in up to six channels and analyze a complete concentration series of CBS. For more information, request bulletin ProteOn One-Shot Kinetics Kit, includes ProteOn IL-2/IL-2 antibody pair, GLC sensor chip, amine coupling kit, 50 ml sodium acetate buffer, ph ProteOn Multiple Protein Interaction Kit, includes ProteOn TEM1/BLIP protein set, GLC sensor chip, 1, amine coupling kit, 50 ml sodium acetate buffer, ph ProteOn Protein Small Molecule Kit, includes ProteOn carbonic anhydrase II/CBS pair, GLM sensor chip, amine coupling kit, 50 ml sodium acetate buffer, ph 5.0 Protein Interaction Analysis 317

10 Kits, Reagents, and Consumables /proteininteraction/ ProteOn Kits and Reagents ProteOn Amine Coupling Kit The ProteOn amine coupling kit provides the reagents required for coupling ligands that have amine groups (for example, proteins and nucleic acids) to surface carboxyl groups of ProteOn GLC, GLM, and GLH sensor chips. The innovative surface chemistry of ProteOn sensor chips, combined with the ProteOn amine coupling reagents, minimizes electrostatic and nonspecific binding effects and optimizes ligand activities and coupling capacities. An ethanolamine hydrochloride solution is included (also available separately) for deactivation of the residual active sites on the sensor chip following activation. Sufficient reagents are provided for 60 moderate activations or up to 600 light activations. ProteOn Immobilization Buffer Kit ProteOn immobilization buffers (four acetate buffers ranging from ph 4.0 to 5.5) are designed to dilute protein samples for coupling to ProteOn sensor chips. The entire range of buffers may be used to determine the optimal ph for immobilization. Each buffer is sufficient for 100 ligand immobilizations. These buffers are also sold individually. ProteOn Regeneration Kit and Buffers ProteOn regeneration buffers are ideal for a wide variety of regeneration conditions and are available as a complete kit of nine solutions or individually. They include glycine buffers, SDS, sodium hydroxide, hydrochloric acid, phosphoric acid, and sodium chloride. ProteOn Maintenance Kit The ProteOn maintenance kit contains solutions and chips for post-experiment and weekly maintenance and cleaning of the ProteOn XPR36 protein interaction array system. Each kit includes enough supplies for 6 months of routine maintenance when following the ProteOn Manager software maintenance and cleaning protocol wizards. ProteOn Kits and Reagents ProteOn Running Buffers ProteOn running buffers (PBS, PBS/Tween, and PBS/ Tween/EDTA) are prefiltered and supplied in 2 L bottles sufficient for approximately 2 weeks of daily operation. ProteOn Chip Normalization Solution ProteOn chip normalization solution is a 50% glycerol solution used for normalization of ProteOn sensor chip surfaces. It is provided in a 100 ml bottle sufficient for 6 months of daily use. ProteOn Maintenance Chips A maintenance (MNT) chip and a cleaning (CLN) chip are available individually or as part of the ProteOn maintenance kit. 318 Protein Interaction Analysis

11 Kits, Reagents, and Consumables /proteininteraction/ ProteOn Amine Coupling Kit and Neutralization Reagent ProteOn Amine Coupling Kit, includes EDAC (EDC), sulfo-nhs, ethanolamine HCl ProteOn Ethanolamine HCl, 1 M, 40 ml ProteOn Immobilization Buffer Kit and Components ProteOn Immobilization Buffer Kit, includes one of each sodium acetate buffer (ph 4.0, 4.5, 5.0, 5.5) ProteOn Acetate Buffer, ph 4.0, 10 mm sodium acetate, 50 ml ProteOn Acetate Buffer, ph 4.5, 10 mm sodium acetate, 50 ml ProteOn Acetate Buffer, ph 5.0, 10 mm sodium acetate, 50 ml ProteOn Acetate Buffer, ph 5.5, 10 mm sodium acetate, 50 ml ProteOn Regeneration Kit and Components ProteOn Regeneration Kit, includes one of each glycine buffer (ph 1.5, 2.0, 2.5, 3.0), sodium hydroxide solution, SDS solution, hydrochloric acid solution, phosphoric acid solution, sodium chloride solution, 50 ml each ProteOn Glycine Buffer, ph 1.5, 10 mm glycine HCI, 50 ml ProteOn Glycine Buffer, ph 2.0, 10 mm glycine HCI, 50 ml ProteOn Glycine Buffer, ph 2.5, 10 mm glycine HCI, 50 ml ProteOn Glycine Buffer, ph 3.0, 10 mm glycine HCI, 50 ml ProteOn Sodium Hydroxide Solution, 50 mm, 50 ml ProteOn SDS Solution, 0.5%, 50 ml ProteOn Hydrochloric Acid Solution, 100 mm, 50 ml ProteOn Phosphoric Acid Solution, 0.85%, 50 ml ProteOn Sodium Chloride Solution, 1 M, 50 ml ProteOn Maintenance Kit and Components ProteOn Maintenance Kit, includes maintenance chip, 2 cleaning chips, 2 maintenance solutions (2 L 0.5% SDS, 2 L 50 mm glycine HCl, ph 9.5) ProteOn Maintenance Solution 1, 0.5%, SDS, 2 L ProteOn Maintenance Solution 2, 50 mm glycine hydrochloride, ph 9.5, 2 L ProteOn MNT Maintenance Chip, for use in instrument maintenance protocol ProteOn CLN Cleaning Chip, for use in microfluidics network cleaning protocol ProteOn Running Buffers, Buffer Bottle, and Chip Normalization Solution ProteOn PBS, phosphate buffered saline, ph 7.4, 2 L ProteOn PBS/Tween, phosphate buffered saline, ph 7.4, 0.005% Tween 20, 2 L ProteOn PBS/Tween/EDTA, phosphate buffered saline, ph 7.4, 0.005% Tween 20, 3 mm EDTA, 2 L ProteOn Running Buffer Bottle, 2 L capacity ProteOn Chip Normalization Solution, 50% glycerol, 100 ml Protein Interaction Analysis 319

12 Kits, Reagents, and Consumables /proteininteraction/ ProteOn Vials, Microplates, and Sealing Film ProteOn Sample Vials ProteOn sample vials are compatible with the ProteOn sample rack. Each 1.5 ml vial includes a pierceable cap to prevent evaporation. ProteOn Standard Microplates ProteOn standard microplates are compatible with the ProteOn autosampler platform. Each microplate is a standard 96-well array, and each well holds 350 µl. ProteOn Deep-Well Microplates ProteOn deep-well microplates are compatible with the ProteOn autosampler platform. Each microplate is a standard 96-well array, and each well holds 2.0 ml. ProteOn Microplate Sealing Film ProteOn microplate sealing film is specifically designed for use with the fluidic components of the ProteOn instrument. It is required for covering ProteOn standard and deep-well microplates to prevent evaporation while running a protocol or during storage. The sealing film is easily applied to each microplate and is pierceable. ProteOn Sample Vials ProteOn Standard Microplates ProteOn Deep-Well Microplates ProteOn Microplate Sealing Film ProteOn Sample Vials, 1.5 ml, with pierceable caps, ProteOn Standard Microplates, 96 wells, ProteOn Deep-Well Microplates, 96 wells, ProteOn Microplate Sealing Film, 50 sheets Protein Interaction Analysis