Identification of two potential receptor-binding sites for hGM-CSF

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Autor(a) principal: Eberhardt,M.O.
Data de Publicação: 2003
Outros Autores: Frank,R., Kratje,R., Etcheverrigaray,M.
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Brazilian Journal of Chemical Engineering
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0104-66322003000100004
Resumo: Two receptor-binding sites for hGM-CSF are described. Competitive binding ELISA using four monoclonal antibodies (MAbs) showed different epitope recognitions. The antibody combining sites were mapped using sets of overlapping peptides and hexapeptide libraries prepared by the SPOT synthesis technique. We identified the conformationally dependent epitopes A18E21R23R24F119 and R23E21N17W13 bound by MAb CC5B5 and the nonlinear epitope P118F119W13E14 bound by MAb M1B8. The epitopes recognized by these two MAbs are very closely located on the native protein surface. The peptide L61YKQGKLRGSLTK72 was recognized by MAb M7E10 and the peptide A1PAR4, representing the N-terminal sequence of the protein, was bound by the nonneutralizing MAb CC1H7. Inhibition assays of the GM-CSF biological activity demonstrated that MAb M1B8, CC5B5 and M7E10 bind to domains which are responsible for the interaction of the cytokine with the GM-CSF receptor.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Identification of two potential receptor-binding sites for hGM-CSF
title Identification of two potential receptor-binding sites for hGM-CSF
spellingShingle Identification of two potential receptor-binding sites for hGM-CSF
Eberhardt,M.O.
GM-CSF
monoclonal antibodies
SPOT synthesis
epitope mapping
title_short Identification of two potential receptor-binding sites for hGM-CSF
title_full Identification of two potential receptor-binding sites for hGM-CSF
title_fullStr Identification of two potential receptor-binding sites for hGM-CSF
title_full_unstemmed Identification of two potential receptor-binding sites for hGM-CSF
title_sort Identification of two potential receptor-binding sites for hGM-CSF
author Eberhardt,M.O.
author_facet Eberhardt,M.O.
Frank,R.
Kratje,R.
Etcheverrigaray,M.
author_role author
author2 Frank,R.
Kratje,R.
Etcheverrigaray,M.
author2_role author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Eberhardt,M.O.
Frank,R.
Kratje,R.
Etcheverrigaray,M.
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv GM-CSF
monoclonal antibodies
SPOT synthesis
epitope mapping
topic GM-CSF
monoclonal antibodies
SPOT synthesis
epitope mapping
description Two receptor-binding sites for hGM-CSF are described. Competitive binding ELISA using four monoclonal antibodies (MAbs) showed different epitope recognitions. The antibody combining sites were mapped using sets of overlapping peptides and hexapeptide libraries prepared by the SPOT synthesis technique. We identified the conformationally dependent epitopes A18E21R23R24F119 and R23E21N17W13 bound by MAb CC5B5 and the nonlinear epitope P118F119W13E14 bound by MAb M1B8. The epitopes recognized by these two MAbs are very closely located on the native protein surface. The peptide L61YKQGKLRGSLTK72 was recognized by MAb M7E10 and the peptide A1PAR4, representing the N-terminal sequence of the protein, was bound by the nonneutralizing MAb CC1H7. Inhibition assays of the GM-CSF biological activity demonstrated that MAb M1B8, CC5B5 and M7E10 bind to domains which are responsible for the interaction of the cytokine with the GM-CSF receptor.
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