
细胞培养过程对单克隆抗体糖基化修饰的影响和调控
The Glycosylation Design and Control of Monoclonal Antibody by Cell Culture
在单克隆抗体药生产过程中,其糖基化修饰可能受到多种工艺参数的影响,因而容易产生异质性,并且抗体糖基化和抗体半衰期、免疫源性、ADCC、CDC等密切相关,所以单克隆抗体的糖基化修饰是重要的质量属性,需要在生物药尤其是生物类似药开发过程中重点关注,并加以调控。通过概述培养过程中的细胞株、培养工艺,以及培养基对糖型的影响,讨论如何在工艺开发过程开展研究,确保产品糖基化的一致性,从而保证单抗药物的疗效及安全性。
In monoclonal antibody drug production process, its glycosylation modification may be affected by a variety of process parameters, therefore come into being heterogeneity easily, and Antibody glycosylation is closely related to antibody half-life, immunogenicity, ADCC, CDC, and so on, so glycosylation is an important quality index for monoclonal antibody drugs, It is necessary to pay attention to and regulate the development of biological drugs, especially in the development of biosimilar. This paper strengthens the understanding of stable and consistent glycosylation by discussing the influence of various important control indicators in the culture process, such as pH, DO, osmolarity and temperature, to guide the efficacy and safety of monoclonal antibody drugs.
单克隆抗体 / 糖基化修饰 / 培养工艺 {{custom_keyword}} /
Monoclonal antibody / Glycosylation / Culture process {{custom_keyword}} /
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