Degree of heterogeneity of binding specificities of antibodies to the phenylarsonate group that share a common idiotype.

Degree of heterogeneity of binding specificities of antibodies to the phenylarsonate group that share a common idiotype.
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具有共同独特型的苯胂酸基团抗体的结合特异性的异质性程度。

DOI:
10.1016/0161-5890(82)90190-0
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发表时间:
1982
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
Nisonoff,A
Nisonoff,A
中科院分区:
医学3区
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作者:
Kresina,TF;Rosen,SM;Nisonoff,A

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We have investigated the microheterogeneity of hybridoma products (HP) expressing the major idiotype (CRIA) associated with A/J antibodies to thep-azophenylarsonate (Ar) hapten group. The properties investigated were affinity for a phenylarsonate derivative and the fine specificity of the combining sites of the various HP. The fine specificity was approached by measuring relative affinities for a series of related haptens. It was found that, although variations exist, there are strong similarities in affinities and fine specificities of the antigen-binding sites of CRIA+HP. The range of affinities for (p-azobenzenearsonic acid)-N-3H-acetyl-l-tyrosine was 0.41 × 106−2.2 × 106M−1. In all cases the addition of a second ring structure (benzene or histidine) and an azo group greatly increased the binding affinity. Some differences in fine specificity among the HP were seen with respect to affinities foro-arsanilate or the arsanilate derivative of histidine. However, the two HP which are the strongest inhibitors in the conventional assay for CRIAwere virtually identical to one another and to induced A/J anti-Ar antibodies in their fine specificities. Together with previous data on amino acid sequences and serological properties, the results indicate that, despite their microheterogeneity, members of the CRIAfamily are closely related in structure and hapten-binding specificity.