Cell culture process for making a glycoprotein
Abstract
The instant application provides a method for screening batches of soy hydrolysate for a desired amount of a component thereof, such as ornithine or putrescine, and selecting only those batches of soy hydrolysate that have a desired amount of such component. The present disclosure also sets forth methods for culturing cells in media supplemented with selected batches of soy to produce more consistent, high quality lots of a protein of interest. Further, the present disclosure provides a plurality of protein preparations that have each been produced by culturing cells in media supplemented with separate batches of soy hydrolysate containing a desired amount of ornithine or putrescine, whereby each batch of protein produced exhibits improved quality of the protein of interest or amount of quality protein produced.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A method comprising:
a. enzymatically digesting soy extract in a residue-free reaction vessel to manufacture a soy hydrolysate; b. measuring the amount of ornithine or putrescine in the soy hydrolysate; and c. selecting soy hydrolysate with ≤0.067% (w/w) ornithine or putrescine for use in a cell culture media.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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