Crystal of human interferon alpha 2B in complex with zinc

a technology of interferon and complexes, applied in the field of interferon polypeptide compositions, can solve the problems of poor patient compliance, limited administration modes of macromolecules, and difficulty in transdermal or oral delivery

Inactive Publication Date: 2014-03-25
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Benefits of technology

The present invention relates to a new type of compound called zinc-25 coordination complexes. These complexes have been found to modify certain parts of DNA, which makes them easier to detect. They also include modifications like adding other substances to these complexes. This allows for more precise control over how they interact with each part of DNA.

Problems solved by technology

This patent discusses the use of certain types of peptides called IFNα, specifically type II, as potential treatments for various diseases such as viruses and cancer. However, these peptides can cause discomfort due to their large sizes and lack stability during storage. Therefore, it is necessary to find better ways to deliver them more effectively without causing any side effects like skin rashes or other issues associated with current methods.

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Preparation and Purification of Interferon Alpha-2b Dimers Coordinated with Zinc

[0112]The interferon alfa-2 employed was recombinant human interferon alfa-2b expressed in E. coli as described in Weissmann, et al. Science, 209, 1342 (1980). The cells were cultured, harvested and extracted as previously reported in Leibowitz, P. et al (1982) U.S. Pat. No. 4,315,852. Briefly, the extraction involved acidifying the suspension of interferon-containing bacterial cells, removing the suspension liquid from the cells, preparing a second suspension of the acidified cells and neutralizing the second suspension, then separating the interferon containing liquid from the suspended cells, and extracting the interferon from the liquid. This extraction method efficiently released the interferon from the cells, upon neutralization of the suspension of acidified cells, without the need for mechanical or enzymatic disruption of the cell surface. The resulting extracts were purified by a combination of con

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Crystallization Conditions for Flight Experiments

[0113]Pre-Crystallization Processing (Flight).

[0114]All operations were performed under clean room conditions at 4° C. 109 mg of lyophilized interferon alpha 2b amorphous solid as described in example 1, was dissolved in 11 ml of 30 mM sodium acetate (Fluka BioChemika Buchs, AG; sodium acetate anhydrous cat #71183), pH 6.03 (1M Sodium chloride (Fluka BioChemika Buchs, AG; sodium chloride anhydrous cat #71376) stock solution was added drop wise to a conductivity reading of 5 milli-siemens) at 4° C. The resulting solution was dialyzed in a Spectrum (Rancho Dominguez, Ca, USA; Spectra / por RC float-a-lyzer cat #23510; 10 thousand molecular weight cutoff) versus a dialyzate 200 mL of 30 mM sodium acetate, pH 6.03(1 M Sodium chloride stock solution was added drop wise to a conductivity reading of 5 milli-siemens). The dialysis was continued with a fresh dialyzate (200 ml) for 18 hours at 4° C. The resulting solution was filtered using a 0.22

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Ground Crystallization Experiments

[0121]Pre-Crystallization Processing (Ground).

[0122]All operations were performed under clean room conditions at 4° C. 109 mg of lyophilized interferon alpha 2b amorphous solid as described in example 1 was dissolved in 11 ml of 30 mM sodium acetate, pH 6.03 (Fluka BioChemika, Buchs, AG; sodium acetate anhydrous, cat #71183), 1M Sodium chloride (Fluka BioChemika Buchs, AG; sodium chloride anhydrous cat #71376) stock solution was added drop wise to a conductivity reading of 5 milli-siemens) at 4° C. The resulting solution was dialyzed in a Spectrum (Rancho Dominguez, Ca, USA; Spectra / por RC float-a-lyzer cat #235105; 10 thousand molecular weight cutoff) versus a dialyzate 200 ml of 30 mM sodium acetate, pH 6.03 (1 M Sodium chloride stock solution was added drop wise to a conductivity reading of 5 milli-siemens). The dialysis was continued with a fresh dialyzate (200 ml) for 18 hours at 4° C. The resulting solution was filtered using a 0.22 micron 50 m

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Abstract

This application covers a novel PEGylated interferon and a novel crystalline form of interferon which are useful, inter alia, for detailed structural analysis of interferon as well as treatment and prevention of viral infections and hyperproliferative diseases such as leukemia.

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