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titleOfInvention Denaturation control
abstract The invention provides a method for monitoring the degree of protein denaturation and aggregation during the course of a heat treatment process comprising the steps of : heating an aqueous protein-containing fluid to a temperature corresponding to a heat treatment intensity in proximity to a previously established expected heat treatment intensity; collecting a sample of the heated protein solution; diluting said sample (s) in a buffer formulated so that: the pH in said sample is substantially unchanged, the ionic conditions in said sample are substantially unchanged, and the viscosity of said sample is at least substantially- maintained, all relative to the undiluted sample, measuring the turbidity of said sample relative to an untreated control sample; comparing the turbidity measurement obtained with previously established turbidity measurement limits corresponding to a desired average protein aggregate size range; collecting a sample of the heated protein solution; mixing said sample (s) with a chemical -SH group reaction measurement system; and comparing the SH-group measurement obtained with previously established SH-group measurement limits corresponding to a desired degree of denaturation.
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