Localization of a factor VIII-inhibiting antibody epitope to a region between residues 338 and 362 of factor VIII heavy chain.
Localization of a factor VIII-inhibiting antibody epitope to a region between residues 338 and 362 of factor VIII heavy chain.
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因子 VIII 抑制抗体表位定位于因子 VIII 重链残基 338 和 362 之间的区域。
DOI:
10.1073/pnas.85.9.3165
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发表时间:
1988
影响因子:
11.1
通讯作者:
Stafford,DW
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作者:
Ware,J;Toomey,JR;Stafford,DW
We have used a recombinant DNA epitope library to localize the binding region of a factor VIII (FVIII) monoclonal antibody that neutralizes coagulant activity. The antibody, C5, has previously been described and has been shown to have a FVIII neutralizing potency of 1488 Bethesda units per mg of purified immunoglobulin. A recombinant DNA epitope library was constructed from short, random FVIII cDNA fragments and immunologically screened with C5 to identify bacteriophage expressing the antigenic determinant. The isolation and characterization of immunoreactive bacteriophage restricted the C5 epitope to the overlapping or shared DNA sequence of nine different clones and corresponded to amino acid residues 338-362 of the mature FVIII peptide. The defined epitope is between the proposed activated protein C cleavage site (Arg-336) and thrombin cleavage site (Arg-372) on the amino-terminal 90-kDa FVIII heavy-chain subunit. The identification of the epitope of an inhibiting anti-FVIII antibody between two critical cleavage sites suggests that this amino acid sequence plays a role in regulating FVIII coagulant activity.