Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10825989 | Methods | 2012 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
Functional assessment of phage-derived antibodies can be hindered by insufficient affinities or lack of epitopic diversity. Here we describe an approach to managing primary hits from our Fab phage libraries into epitope bins and subsequent high-throughput maturation of clones to isolate epitope- and sequence-diverse panels of high affinity binders. Use of the Octet biosensor was done to examine Fab binding in a facile label-free method and determine epitope competition groups. A receptor extracellular domain and chemokine were subjected to this method of binning and affinity maturation. Parental clones demonstrated improvement in affinity from 1-100Â nM to 10-500Â pM.
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Authors
Mark Tornetta, Ramachandra Reddy, John C. Wheeler,