Interference-suppressed pharmacokinetic immunoassay
AssigneeHoffmann-La Roche Inc.
InventorsGregor Jordan, Achim Lutz, Maria Viert
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Abstract
Herein is reported a method for the determination of a bispecific antibody in a serum-containing sample comprising the steps of first incubating a solid phase to which a capture antibody specifically binding to the bispecific antibody has been immobilized with the sample to form an immobilized capture antibody-bispecific antibody-complex, thereafter incubating the solid phase with a replacement antibody that competes with the capture antibody for binding to the bispecific antibody and thereby forming a solution comprising a replacement antibody-bispecific antibody-complex, and determining in the solution the replacement antibody-bispecific antibody-complex.
Claims9
A method for the determination of a bispecific antibody in a serum-containing sample comprising the following steps:
- a) incubating a solid phase with the serum-containing sample,
- wherein the serum-containing sample comprises the bispecific antibody and a monospecific antibody,
- wherein the bispecific antibody comprises a first binding site that binds to a first antigen and a second binding site that binds to a second antigen, and wherein the monospecific antibody comprises the second binding site,
- wherein the solid phase comprises a capture antibody immobilized thereon,
- wherein the capture antibody specifically binds the first binding site to form an immobilized capture antibody-bispecific antibody-complex, and wherein the monospecific antibody nonspecifically binds the solid phase,
- b) optionally washing the solid phase whereby the capture antibody-bispecific antibody-complex remains bound to the solid phase,
- c) incubating the solid phase with a solution comprising a replacement antibody that competes with the capture antibody for binding to the first binding site of the bispecific antibody, thereby forming a replacement antibody-bispecific antibody-complex in the solution, wherein the monospecific antibody remains bound to the solid phase, and
- d) determining the replacement antibody-bispecific antibody-complex in the solution of step c) and thereby determining the bispecific antibody in a serum-containing sample.
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