In the chromatographic separation process of oligonucleotides (ONs), mechanistic understanding of their binding and diffusion processes is of significant importance to determine operating conditions in a fast and robust way. In this work, we determined the number of binding sites and the diffusivities of ONs in a polymer grafted anion exchange chromatography through linear gradient experiments (LGE) being carried out at selected four to five gradient slopes. Synthetic poly (T)s with length ranging from 3 to 90-mer were employed as a model of an antisense oligonucleotide with typical lengths of 10 - 30 bases. Comparison of the retention was also conducted between the grafted anion exchanger with a conventional ligand and an anion monolith disk. For the ONs up to 50 bases, the number of binding sites determined can be correlated with the length of ONs, and the grafted resin showed a better diffusion and narrower peak width compared to the nongrafted one. The retention behavior became similar for porous media when the longer ONs (> 50mer) were applied. The results obtained suggest that antisense ONs can be separated with grafted ligands without sacrificing mass transfer properties.
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