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Removal and inactivation of enveloped and non-enveloped viruses during the purification of a high-purity factor IX by metal chelate affinity chromatography.
Vox Sanguinis 1994
Virus reduction during the copper chelate affinity chromatography stage used during the purification of a new high-purity factor IX (BPLs 9MC) has been investigated. Virus reduction for the enveloped virus Sindbis was 6.5 log, a value which included approximately 2 log of inactivation due to the use of an acidic wash buffer (pH 4.4) during chromatography. In the case of the non-enveloped hepatitis-A-like poliovirus, which is acid-resistant, the virus reduction value was 4.0 log and was exclusively due to physical virus removal during the chromatographic process.
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