Selection of antigenic markers on a GFP-Ckappa fusion scaffold with high sensitivity by eukaryotic ribosome display.
Selection of antigenic markers on a GFP-Ckappa fusion scaffold with high sensitivity by eukaryotic ribosome display.
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通过真核核糖体展示高灵敏度地选择 GFP-Ckappa 融合支架上的抗原标记。
DOI:
10.1016/j.bbrc.2007.05.083
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发表时间:
2007
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
Chen,Swey-Shen
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作者:
Yang,Yong-Min;Barankiewicz,TeresaJ;He,Mingyue;Taussig,MichaelJ;Chen,Swey-Shen
Ribosome display is a cell-free system permitting gene selection through the physical association of genetic material (mRNA) and its phenotypic (protein) product. While often used to select single-chain antibodies from large libraries by panning against immobilized antigens, we have adapted ribosome display for use in the ‘reverse’ format in order to select high affinity antigenic determinants against solid-phase antibody. To create an antigenic scaffold, DNA encoding green fluorescent protein (GFP) was fused to a light chain constant domain (Cκ) with stop codon deleted, and with 5′ signals (T7 promoter, Kozak) enabling coupled transcription/translation in a eukaryotic cell-free system. Epitopes on either GFP (5′) or Cκ (3′) were selected by anti-GFP or anti-Cκ antibodies, respectively, coupled to magnetic beads. After selection, mRNA was amplified directly from protein–ribosome–mRNA (PRM) complexes by in situ PCR followed by internal amplification and reassembly PCR. As little as 10fg of the 1kb DNA construct, i.e. approximately 7500 molecules, could be recovered following a single round of interaction with solid-phase anti-GFP antibody. This platform is highly specific and sensitive for the antigen–antibody interaction and may permit selection and reshaping of high affinity antigenic variants of scaffold proteins.