2011
DOI: 10.1021/bi101549n
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Thermal Induction of an Alternatively Folded State in Human IgG-Fc

Abstract: We report the formation of a non-native, folded state of human IgG4-Fc induced by a high temperature at neutral pH and at a physiological salt concentration. This structure is similar to the molten globule state in that it displays a high degree of secondary structure content and surface-exposed hydrophobic residues. However, it is highly resistant to chemical denaturation. The thermally induced state of human IgG4-Fc is thus associated with typical properties of the so-called alternatively folded state previo… Show more

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“…AF.2A1 bound to all of those treated IgG and Fc regions. These results imply that AF.2A1 did not recognize natively formed IgG nor the Fc region, but rather non-native conformers caused upon acidification or heat treatment (25)(26)(27). Despite such a unique binding mode, the recognition ability of AF.2A1 was highly specific enough to distinguish the Fc region from crude cell lysate (Fig.…”
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confidence: 92%
“…AF.2A1 bound to all of those treated IgG and Fc regions. These results imply that AF.2A1 did not recognize natively formed IgG nor the Fc region, but rather non-native conformers caused upon acidification or heat treatment (25)(26)(27). Despite such a unique binding mode, the recognition ability of AF.2A1 was highly specific enough to distinguish the Fc region from crude cell lysate (Fig.…”
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confidence: 92%
“…These are typical signatures of the so-called "alternatively folded state (AFS)". 34 Further heat-treatment induced a gradual increase in optical density due to the formation of visible large aggregates. Thus, Oma solutions after incubation for 5 and 15 min were used as denatured and visibly aggregated states, respectively.…”
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“…To test these hypotheses, we selected two different human antibodies as target analytes: (i) polyclonal immunoglobulin G (IgG, p I ≈ 7.3, a mixture of IgG subtypes), and (ii) monoclonal omalizumab [Oma, p I ≈ 7.6, IgG1κ subtype with approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of allergic asthma]. Irreversibly degraded antibodies were prepared upon thermal treatment at 75 °C (IgG) or 80 °C (Oma) in phosphate-buffered saline (PBS) at pH = 7.4 according to previously reported procedures. In the case of Oma, an increase in negative ellipticity at 216 nm (θ 216 ), i.e., an increase in the proportion of β-sheet secondary structure, occurred within several minutes (Figure , red circles), although no substantial increase in optical density at 400 nm (OD 400 ) was observed (Figure , black circles). These are typical signatures of the so-called “alternatively folded state (AFS)” .…”
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“…All serum samples were analysed in triplicate, and the individual results expressed as mean values. The RF target antigens, hIgG‐Fc subclasses 1–4, respectively, were expressed in a eukaryotic host ( Pichia pastoris ) and purified as previously described [18]. Microtitre plate wells (Corning Costar 96‐well half area; Corning Inc., Corning, NY, USA) were incubated over night with the different subclasses of hIgG‐Fc (5 μg/ml) prepared in 50 m m carbonate‐bicarbonate buffer, pH 9.6.…”
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