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Cell-free Synthesis of Antibody Proteins

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Cell-free reactions were prepared through the addition of 37.5% S30 extract [24 (link)], 50% 2x supermix [20 (link)], 3 µg/mL total plasmid, and 2 mM para-azidomethyl-l-phenylalanine (pAMF). M. jannaschii pAMF tRNA synthetase [5 (link)], M. jannaschii amber suppressor tRNA [5 (link)], and T7 RNA polymerase were individually over-expressed in intact E. coli cells and added to the CF reaction as a crude lysate at a final concentration of 1–2% each. For C14 reactions, 2% v/v C14-Leucine (Perkin Elmer, NEC279E001MC) was added to each reaction. Reactions of 100 µL were carried out for 16 h at 25 °C in a V-bottom 96-well plate with rotation at 650 rpm in a thermomixer R (Eppendorf). Analysis of the total and soluble IgG titer by C14 was performed as has been described previously [20 (link)]. Reactions of 1 mL were carried out in flowerplates (M2P Labs, MTP-48-OFF) at 25 °C with rotation at 650 rpm in a thermomixer R (Eppendorf).
Larger reactions were carried out at a 0.25-L scale in a bioreactor (DASgip, Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany) with temperature, pH, and DO control. pH was maintained at 7.5 for 14 h using 1 M citrate and 1 M KOH. DO was maintained at 20% for 14 h by blending N2 and O2 gas. After 14 h, the pH and DO were changed to 8.0 and 80%, respectively, for three hours. IgG titer was determined by A280 after purification with PhyNexus Phytip ProPlus columns.
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Quantifying Amber Codon Suppression in Antibodies

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To quantify the suppression of amber codon, the reaction mixture was supplemented with a small amount of 14 C labeled leucine (3 uL per 100 uL reaction, PerkinElmer: NEC279E001MC, 0.1 mCi/mL)44 (link). The suppression of amber codon at different sites of the heavy or light chain was determined by [14C]-autoradiograhy of reducing SDS-PAGE gels. Full length trastuzumab heavy chain and suppressed trastuzumab heavy chain variants run at 50 kD on SDS-PAGE; whereas full length light chain and suppressed trastuzumab light chain runs at 25 kD. Non suppressed (truncated) trastuzumab variants run at a lower molecular weight. Amber suppression in the heavy is determined by: suppression=bandintensityofsuppressedheavyorlightchainTAGvariantbandintensityofwildtypeheavyorlightchain Band intensity was determined by ImageQuant (Amersham Biosciences Corp.; Piscataway, NJ).
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Radiolabeled Reagents for Molecular Biology

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[γ−32P]ATP, [14C]leucine, and [3H]leucine (catalogue numbers NEG502A100UC, NEC279E001MC, and NET1166001MC, respectively) were from Perkin-Elmer (Waltham, MA). Restriction endonucleases, Vent DNA polymerase, Quick ligase, and all DNA modifying enzymes were from New England Biolabs (Ipswich, MA) (catalogue numbers: Bam HI-HF, R3136; Pst I, R0140, Vent DNA polymerase, M0254; Quick ligase, M2200; Hind III-HF, R3104). Amino-acid-free rabbit reticulocyte lysate was purchased in bulk, custom-made by Ambion (Austin, TX), SP6 RNA polymerase was prepared as described (Gurevich 1996 (link)). DNA purification kits were from Zymo Research (Irvine, CA). All other reagents were from Sigma-Aldrich (St. Louis, MO) or Amresco (Cleveland, OH), as indicated.
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