用噬菌体随机肽库确定抗TNF单抗识别的表位

用抗肿瘤坏死因了Ｔ５单抗做为筛选配基,对经ＤＮＡ和氨基酸组成分析证明具有良好随机性的６肽库进行亲和筛选,以期确定Ｔ５单抗识别的表位。经过三轮筛选后,以硝酸纤维素膜斑点印迹及ＥＬＩＳＡ法观察到良好的富集效果。     

应用噬菌体随机9肽库筛选庚型肝炎病毒抗原表位

The purpose of the study was to screen the antigenic epitope with monoclonal antibody against hepatitis G virus envelope protein 2 (HGV E2) from phage-displayed constrained nonapeptide library (PVⅢ9aa-cys). E. coli XLl-blue infected with PVⅢ9aa-cys was spread on 2×YT plates containing ampicillin and tetracycline. Transducting unit(TU) of PVⅢ9aa-cys was about 1.6×10 12 /ml by calculating the number of clones. The DNA sequence of PVⅢ9aa-cys, determined with cycle sequencing, was found randomly arranged in NNN order. Both ends of the nonapeptide(NNN) 9 linked with a cysteine respectively. Through four rounds biopanning of PVⅢ9aa-cys with MAb M-13-IgG, 6 of 14 positive clones were proved sharing the consensus aa sequence VXXSPL while 4 clones shared sequence VXSPL. Sequence VX(X) SPL was of homology with VRSPL of HGV E2 between aa 218-222. Average 0.D. value(A 450 ) of 10 phage clones with the consensus aa sequence were higher than those of the other 4 clones and PVⅢ9aa-cys(P<0.05). These results demonstrate the possibility that sequence VRSPL is an antigenic epitope of HGV E2. This work provides new information for the diagnosis of HGV infection as well as vaccine development of HGV.     

用随机6肽库筛选HGVE2抗原表位

利用抗 HGV E2区的 3株单克隆抗体 M6、M1 3、M30作为筛选配基 ,对随机 6肽库进行亲和筛选 . 3轮筛选的投入产出比逐轮升高至 3.5× 1 0 -3、假阳性率逐轮降低至 0 .4% ,提示具有良好的富集效果 .从第 3轮随机挑出 1 2个克隆进行功能鉴定 ,结果表明 8个克隆与 M6抗体有较强的特异性结合力并有较好的竞争抑制作用 ,测序发现它们的外源肽具有核心序列 :WA( W/Y) WXH,该序列与 HGV同源性低 ;用外源肽与核心序列相似的噬菌体克隆 P6GC9做竞争抑制试验 ,约 3×1 0 10个噬菌体即可较好地抑制 M6单抗与 HGV抗原结合 .该多肽可能是 HGV E2区识别 M6单抗并具有一定功能的模拟表位 .     

利用15肽随机肽库确定抗TNF单抗表位的研究

利用抗ＴＮＦ的Ｔ５单抗作为筛选配基,对经ＤＮＡ碱基组成分析证明具有良好随机性的１５肽库进行亲和筛选．经过三轮筛选后,以硝酸纤维素膜斑点印迹法观察到良好的富集效果．由第三轮挑选出的３１个克隆进行ＤＮＡ测序,结果推出的优势克隆的短肽为ＣＹＲＲＰＡＧＧＬＰＧＩＣＳＡ等,竞争性ＥＬＩＳＡ实验证明带有以上短肽的噬菌体与ＴＮＦ能竞争性地与Ｔ５单抗结合．该多肽可能是Ｔ５单抗所识别的模拟表位     

从噬菌体表面展示肽库中筛选衣原体单克隆抗体识别的抗原表位

利用抗体捕获法,经三轮淘洗,从表面展示随机肽序列的噬菌体文库中筛选到与衣原体单克隆抗体C17特异结合的噬菌体克隆,其一致序列为：（L／I）PGGS（P／W）,竞争抑制实验表明含特异序列的克隆能与天然抗原竞争。据此,我们认为此序列为衣原体的B细胞抗原表位。     

抗人白细胞介素15中和抗体识别抗原表位的噬菌体肽库筛选与鉴定

目的:用噬菌体呈现随机七肽库筛选能与抗人白细胞介素15(h IL-15)中和抗体特异性结合的模拟抗原表位肽,并初步鉴定其免疫原性。方法:以抗h IL-15中和抗体为靶分子,用生物淘洗法从噬菌体呈现线性七肽库中筛选与之结合的噬菌体克隆,用噬菌体ELISA和竞争抑制ELISA鉴定阳性噬菌体克隆;化学合成筛选得到的多肽,并与匙孔血蓝蛋白(KLH)偶联免疫BALB/c小鼠,检测其免疫原性。结果:经过3轮体外筛选后随机挑取50个阳性噬菌体克隆,ELISA检测结果显示其中15个克隆与抗h IL-15抗体有较强的结合能力,DNA测序结果得到的结构相似群为MTPFWQK、MSPFNQK、MIPYWQK和MIPFHQK;竞争性ELISA结果显示4个序列均能与IL-15竞争性地结合抗IL-15单抗;小鼠免疫实验结果显示4组多肽均能诱导IL-15特异性免疫反应。结论:筛选得到能与抗h IL-15中和抗体特异性结合,且具有免疫原性的模拟抗原7肽序列,为进一步开发h IL-15相关的多肽疫苗提供了依据。     

应用噬菌体随机肽库技术筛选丙肝病毒NS3抗原模拟表位

以抗-HCV NS3的单克隆抗体作为固相筛选分子,对人工合成的噬菌体随机12肽库进行5轮"吸附-洗脱-扩增"的筛选过程,随机挑取42个克隆,经噬菌 体酶联免疫吸附法(ELISA)鉴定并进行交叉反应实验以及竞争抑制性结合实验,最后对所选克隆进行DNA序列分析,以确定HCV NS3抗原的模拟表位.经噬菌体富集后,从随机筛选的 42个克隆中得到11个阳性克隆,确定氨基酸序列XXIXXXXMSNXX为HCV NS3的模拟表位.我们用噬菌体12肽库成功筛选得到HCV NS3的模拟表位,为开展用HCV模拟表位探索HCV的防治研究创造了条件.     

利用噬菌体展示肽库筛选鸡传染性支气管炎病毒模拟抗原表位

目的：利用噬菌体展示肽库技术筛选鸡传染性支气管炎病毒（IBV）的模拟抗原表位。方法：用IBV阳性血清纯化IgG作为靶标。对噬菌体展示随机12肽库进行筛选，通过ELISA和竞争抑制ELISA鉴定筛选克隆的结合特性，并对阳性克隆提取ssDNA进行测序分析。结果：3轮生物淘洗后，目标噬菌体得到125倍富集。随机挑选50个克隆进行ELISA和竞争抑制ELISA。其中有12个噬菌体克隆可以与IBV阳性血清高特异性结合。测序分析发现，这12个克隆带有2种氨基酸序列。即KSPKHSSSALHF和SFFQLNLHRPTS。且未发现这2种序列与GenBank中已发表的IBV氨基酸序列有同源性。结论：结果提示。这2个肽可能是IBV抗原的模拟表位。     

噬菌体肽库技术及其在HCV抗原表位研究中的应用

噬菌体随机肽库技术是研究抗原表位及其配体受体相互作用位点的强有力的工具。本文对噬菌体肽库技术的原理及其在抗原表位研究尤其在HCV抗原表位研究中的应用作一综述。     

应用噬菌体随机肽库技术筛选丙肝病毒NS3抗原模拟表位

以抗 HCVNS3的单克隆抗体作为固相筛选分子 ,对人工合成的噬菌体随机 12肽库进行 5轮“吸附 洗脱 扩增”的筛选过程 ,随机挑取 4 2个克隆 ,经噬菌体酶联免疫吸附法 (ELISA)鉴定并进行交叉反应实验以及竞争抑制性结合实验 ,最后对所选克隆进行DNA序列分析 ,以确定HCVNS3抗原的模拟表位。经噬菌体富集后 ,从随机筛选的 4 2个克隆中得到 11个阳性克隆 ,确定氨基酸序列XXIXXXXMSNXX为HCVNS3的模拟表位。我们用噬菌体12肽库成功筛选得到HCVNS3的模拟表位 ,为开展用HCV模拟表位探索HCV的防治研究创造了条件     

Selection of novel structural zinc sites from a random peptide library

Zinc ion (Zn(2+)) can be coordinated with four or three amino acid residues to stabilize a protein's structure or to form a catalytic active center. We used phage display selection of a dodecamer random peptide library with Zn(2+) to identify structural zinc sites. The binding specificity for Zn(2+) of selected sequences was confirmed using enzyme-linked immunosorbent and competitive inhibition assays. Circular dichroism spectra indicated that the interaction with Zn(2+) induced a change in conformation, which means the peptide acts as a structural zinc site. Furthermore, a search of protein databases revealed that two selected sequences corresponded to parts of natural zinc sites of copper/zinc superoxide dismutase and zinc-containing ferredoxin. We demonstrated that Zn(2+)-binding sequences selected from the random combinatorial library would be candidates for artificial structural zinc sites.     

Identification of cytidine-5-triphosphate synthase1-selective inhibitory peptide from random peptide library displayed on T7 phage

Cytidine triphosphate synthase 1 (CTPS1) is an enzyme expressed in activated lymphocytes that catalyzes the conversion of uridine triphosphate (UTP) to cytidine triphosphate (CTP) with ATP-dependent amination, using either L-glutamine or ammonia as the nitrogen source. Since CTP plays an important role in DNA/RNA synthesis, phospholipid synthesis, and protein sialyation, CTPS1-inhibition is expected to control lymphocyte proliferation and size expansion in inflammatory diseases. In contrast, CTPS2, an isozyme of CTPS1 possessing 74% amino acid sequence homology, is expressed in normal lymphocytes. Thus, CTPS1-selective inhibition is important to avoid undesirable side effects. Here, we report the discovery of CTpep-3: Ac-FRLGLLKAFRRLF-OH from random peptide libraries displayed on T7 phage, which exhibited CTPS1-selective binding with a K_D value of 210 nM in SPR analysis and CTPS1-selective inhibition with an IC₅₀ value of 110 nM in the enzyme assay. Furthermore, two fundamentally different approaches, enzyme inhibition assay and HDX-MS, provided the same conclusion that CTpep-3 acts by binding to the amidoligase (ALase) domain on CTPS1. To our knowledge, CTpep-3 is the first CTPS1-selective inhibitor.     

Epitope identification by polyclonal antibody from phage-displayed random peptide library

Screening of bioactive peptides from random peptide libraries using monoclonal antibodies as ligates is an effective method to define epitopes of protein antigens. However, it is thought that polyclonal antibodies might also serve as promising ligates for screening. We illustrate this approach by using recombinant human lymphotoxin (rhLT) polyclonal antibody as a model. The procedure consists in (a) affinity purification of polyclonal antibody to obtain the monospecific antibody, (b) screening against a phage-displayed random peptide library using the affinity-purified antibody, (c) plating the enriched phage on agar plates, randomly picking clones, and selecting the positive ones by dot blotting, (d) DNA sequencing of the positive clones and conducting a homology search against the protein sequence databank, and (e) confirming the epitopes by chemical peptide synthesis. By employing this procedure, we identified a dominant epitope RQHPKM, located at residues 15–20 of the human lymphotoxin amino acid sequence. The usefulness of this general procedure is discussed.     

Selection of trkB-binding peptides from a phage-displayed random peptide library

Brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) shows potential in the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases, but the therapeutic application of BDNF has been greatly limited because it is too large in molecular size to permeate blood-brain barrier. To develop low-molecular-weight BDNF-like peptides, we selected a phage-displayed random peptide library using trkB expressed on NIH 3T3 cells as target in the study. With the strategy of peptide library incubation with NIH 3T3 cells and competitive elution with 1 μg/mL of BDNF in the last round of selection, the specific phages able to bind to the natural conformation of trkB and antagonize BDNF binding to trkB were enriched effectively. Five trkB-binding peptides were obtained, in which a core sequence of CRA/TXΦXXΦXXC (X represents the random amino acids, Φ represents T, L or I) was identified. The BDNF-like activity of these five peptides displayed on phages was not observed, though all of them antagonized the activity of BDNF in a dose-dependent manner. Similar results were obtained with the synthetic peptide of C1 clone, indicating that the 5 phage-derived peptides were trkB antagonists. These low-molecular-weight antagonists of trkB may be of potential application in the treatment of neuroblastoma and chronic pain. Meanwhile, the obtained core sequence also could be used as the base to construct the secondary phage-displayed peptide library for further development of small peptides mimicking BDNF activity.     

Selection of trkB-binding peptides from a phage-displayed random peptide library

Brain-derivedneurotrophicfactor(BDNF),originallypurifiedfrompigbrainbyBarderetal.[1]in1982,belongstothefamilyofneurotrophins(NTs)aswellasnervegrowthfactor(NGF),neurotrophin-3(NT-3),NT-4/5.Itisabletopromotesurvivalanddifferentiationofseveralpopu-lationsofneurons,includingmesencephalicdopaminergicneurons,motorneurons,andcholiner-gicneurons,andtoprotectthemagainstneurotoxicityandischemia.BDNFplaysanimportantroleinregulatingneuronsurvivalanddifferentiationduringdevelopmentandinmaintainingthe…     

Analysis of the CD2 and spliceosomal Sm B/B' polyproline-arginine motifs defined by a monoclonal antibody using a phage-displayed random peptide library

The cytoplasmic region of the CD2 receptor of lymphocytes contains proline-rich motifs, which are involved in T cell activation and interleukin-2 production. An intracellular CD2 binding protein, CD2BP2, interacts with two tandem PPPPGHR segments of the CD2 tail. CD2BP2 contains a GYF (glycine-tyrosine-phenylalanine) domain that confers binding to these proline-rich sequences. Monoclonal antibody 3E10 that was previously raised against a peptide containing the CD2 PPPPGHR segment reacts with the native CD2 molecule and spliceosomal Sm B/B' proteins. To identify the exact epitope on the CD2 peptide recognized by 3E10, a phage-displayed combinatorial peptide library was used. Analysis of the selected clones revealed that the mAb 3E10 binds preferentially to the motif PxxPPGxR. Experiments using amino acid substitutions with synthetic peptides confirmed the reactivity of mAb 3E10 with this motif. In addition, we show that several similarities exist between this motif and the CD2BP2-GFY recognition motif PPGxR/K. Binding of antibody 3E10 indicates some degree of degeneracy, which is consistent with its ability to recognize structurally related polyproline-arginine motifs found in intracellular proteins including Sm B/B' proteins and other RNA binding proteins. Thus, mAb 3E10 can be used to specifically identify a sub-class of proline-rich motifs, and as such can be used to study the potential role of these proline-rich sequences in mediating protein-protein interactions.     

Identification of preferred substrate sequences of microbial transglutaminase from Streptomyces mobaraensis using a phage-displayed peptide library

Microbial transglutaminase (TGase) from Streptomyces mobaraensis (MTG) has been used in many industrial applications because it effectively catalyzes the formation of covalent cross-linking between glutamine residues in various substrate proteins and lysine residues or primary amines. To better understand the sequence preference around the reactive glutamine residue by this enzymatic reaction, we screened preferred peptide sequences using a phage-displayed random peptide library. Most of the peptides identified contained a consensus sequence, which was different from those previously found for mammalian TGases. Of these, most sequences had a specific reactivity toward MTG when produced as a fusion protein with glutathione-S-transferase. Furthermore, the representative sequence was found to be reactive even in the peptide form. The amino acid residues in the sequence critical for the reactivity were further analyzed, and the possible interaction with the enzyme has been discussed in this paper.     

Construction and exploitation in model experiments of functional selection of a landscape library expressed from a phagemid

Phage display has evolved during the past 15 years as a powerful technique to select, from libraries of peptides or proteins, binders for various targets or to evolve new functions in proteins. In recent years, the knowledge acquired in phage display technology was exploited to engineer phages as vehicles for receptor-mediated gene delivery. The first vectors generated provided the proof of the concept that development of gene delivery vehicles based on phages was feasible. Results obtained showed that the level of receptor ligand display was an essential factor that determines the efficiency of transduction and suggested that phagemids might be more appropriate than phages for gene delivery. However, due to the limitations of the existing display systems, vectors constructed up to now allowed only relatively low levels of ligand display. The transduction efficiency of these vectors was relatively poor. Here, we describe the construction and optimization of a new phagemid display system that was designed to allow the functional selection of peptides that promote gene delivery from phagemids in a high display format. Peptides are displayed on every copy of the major coat protein pVIII and are expressed from the phagemid itself. The phagemid is rescued as particles by a modified R408 helper phage, deficient in pVIII production. Besides an expression cassette for pVIII, the phagemid also contains the SV40 origin of replication, the GFP gene and the neomycin resistance marker. As a model we constructed a library of octapeptides and showed that the library is amenable to selection on cos-7 cells. Several selection approaches were investigated and a preliminary analysis of the peptides selected was carried out.