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LumiMAT™ Pyrogen Detection Kit - Reagent Set

for Pyrogen Test
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FUJIFILM Wako Pure Chemical Corporation
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Keep at -20 degrees C.
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Assay medium 20 mL
Dilution medium 100 mL
Luciferase assay buffer 12 mL
Luciferase substrate 240 μL

Overview

LumiMAT™ is a Monocyte Activation Test (MAT) to detect pyrogens. Pyrogen is a generic term for substances that cause body temperature rise in animals and humans. Parenteral drugs and medical devices which get in contact with patient's blood system must be free from pyrogens. The first developed test to detect a wide range of pyrogens was Rabbit Pyrogen Test (RPT). In RPT, samples to be tested are intravenously administered to rabbits and monitor the body temperature. Since RPT has problems with reproducibility, accuracy, and cost, Limulus Amebocyte Lysate (LAL) reagent has been widely used as the replacement. However, LAL reagent cannot detect non-endotoxin pyrogens, and RPT is still used in case LAL reagent is not appropriate. MAT is an in vitro pyrogen test developed as an alternative of RPT and it can detect not only endotoxin but also non-endotoxin pyrogens.

RPT LAL MAT
Pyrogens Endotoxin
(derived from Gram-negative bacterial cell walls)
Non-endotoxin Pyrogens
(derived from Gram-positive bacteria, viruses, fungi etc.)
Not-detectable

Assay principle

MAT is used to detect pyrogens that activate human monocytic cells to release inflammatory cytokines.

Conventional MAT

Culture PBMCs (peripheral blood mononuclear cells) and samples to be tested in microwell plate. Cytokines released from monocytic cells by exposure to pyrogens are measured by ELISA to detect pyrogens in the samples.

LumiMAT™

LumiMAT™ uses a monocytic cell line NOMO-1 in which a luciferase reporter gene is introduced to express luciferase protein in response to NF-κB signals activated by exposure to pyrogens. Because the expressed luciferase generates luminescence by reacting with the substrate, luminescence can be detected by a luminescence microplate reader to detect pyrogens in the samples.

Monocyte Activation test assay principle

Features of LumiMAT™

Features of LumiMAT™

Assay Flow

Both LumiMAT™ Pyrogen Detection Kit - Cells and LumiMAT™ Pyrogen Detection Kit - Reagent Set are necessary for assay.

Monocyte Activation Test Assay Flow

Add samples to be tested or standard endotoxin into microplate and add reporter cells and incubate for 3 hours. After the incubation add luminescent substrate to measure luminescence with a plate reader.
Compared to ELISA, this is a simple one-plate assay that suppresses inter-test variations. In addition, results can be obtained in about 5 hours, which is significantly shorter than the 1.5 days required by the conventional method.

Standard curve

LumiMAT Standard Curve
RLU:Relative Light Unit
EU:Endotoxin Unit

Create standard curve using reference standard endotoxin and calculate the concentration of pyrogens as Endotoxin Equivalents (EE)/mL.

Standard curve range: 0.0125 - 0.8 EE/mL

How to use LumiMAT™

Experimental Data

Reproducibility

Accuracy and precision were measured with three different lots of the LumiMAT cells (n=4, 3 assays for each lot). Six concentrations of standard endotoxin (USP-RSE) were spiked. Measured the concentrations of endotoxin (EU/mL) of the spiked samples from the standard curve and calculated accuracy and precision.

LumiMAT Accuracy
LumiMAT Precision

Everly lots had high reproducibility.

Accuracy [measured value/true value] : within ±10%, Precision [CV of measured value] : within 20%

Reactivity to Non-Endotoxin Pyrogens (NEPs)

NEPs which react with each Toll-like receptor (TLR) were added at several concentrations, and the concentration of each NEP was calculated as EE/mL from the standard curve.
Y axis: EE/mL, X axis: Spiked concentration of NEP

Reactivity to Non-Endotoxin Pyrogens

All tested NEPs were detected.

Tests for interfering factors

1. Spike recovery test using pharmaceutical products.

Standard endotoxin was added to each drug product and the recovery rate was calculated.

Drug MVD* Fold-dilution Spike recovery (%) n=3 Interference**
0.1 EU/mL 0.4 EU/mL 0.8 EU/mL
Albumin
25%I.V. 5 g/20 mL
480 10 121.6 98.9 97.5 N
100 134.8 119.4 110.3 N
400 109.5 110.3 108.0 N
Aciclovir
25 mg/mL
500 10 67.5 63.7 50.2 N
100 89.7 87.8 82.3 N
400 96.0 95.6 99.2 N
Epoetin Alfa
750 I.U./0.5 mL
12000 100 99.3 103.1 105.2 N
500 92.9 100.5 102.6 N
1000 87.9 98.0 98.9 N
Romosozumab
105 mg/1.17 mL
10200 100 109.9 110.5 112.6 N
500 94.9 94.3 98.6 N
1000 95.0 92.0 92.3 N

*MVD : Maximum Valid Dilution **No interference : 50 < Recovery(%) < 200

Recovery rate were within 50-200% for all four pharmaceuticals.

2. Spike recovery test using pharmaceutical raw materials

Spike recovery test

LumiMAT™ is applicable for a variety of samples.

LumiMAT™ uses NanoLuc® Technology; NanoLuc® Technology is licensed from Promega Corporation. Licensed Patents: U.S. Pat No. 8557970 and U.S. Pat. No. 8669103, and all patents and patents pending which claim priority to the same priority application(s) as U.S. Pat. No. 8557970 and U.S.Pat. No.8669103. NanoLuc® is a registered trademark of Promega Corporation.

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