Cas No.: | 216974-75-3 |
pH value: | Corresponds to reference standard: PASS |
Non-reduced CE-SDS: | 98.9% |
SEC-HPLC: | 99.4% |
Isoelectric Point: | Corresponds to reference standard:PASS |
Bacterial Endotoxins Test: | <1 EU/ml |
Exogenous Residual DNA: | <1 pg/mg |
Residual protein A: | <1 ng/mg |
Biological Activity: | Compared with standard, the range of biological activity is 113% |
Osmolality: | Corresponds to reference standard: PASS |
Peptide mapping: | Corresponds to reference standard: PASS |
N-terminal sequence: | Corresponds to reference standard:PASS |
Description: | Bevacizumab, as a humanized vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) antibody, is a highly effective monoclonal antibody. Bevacizumab can be used for the research of cancer[1][2]. |
In Vitro: | Bevacizumab-loaded hydrogel results in significant tumor reduction. Bevacizumab is taken up by other organs, including the heart, lung, and spleen. Bevacizumab accumulates higher within tumors via Bevacizumab-loaded hydrogel administration from 14 days onward as compared to the solution formulation. Bevacizumab (I.v.) solution, a typical drug clearance profile is observed where the antibody is cleared from the circulatory system with a half-life of ~4~5 days. The Bevacizumab-loaded hydrogel and the weekly administration of Bevacizumab solution inhibits tumor growth/metastasis in the peritoneal cavity, while one-time i.v. injection of Bevacizumab solution does not provide any therapeutic effect, leading to extensive tumor metastasis[2]. |
References: | [1]. Liu W, et al. Effect of Avastin on the migration and invasion of pterygium fibroblasts. Eye Sci. 2014;29(4):214-218. [2]. Lee AL, et al. Injectable biodegradable hydrogels from vitamin D-functionalized polycarbonates for the delivery of avastin with enhanced therapeutic efficiency against metastatic colorectal cancer. Biomacromolecules. 2015;16(2):465-475. |