Maturation of an Antibody Response Is Governed by Modulations in Flexibility of the Antigen-Combining Site  Venkatasamy Manivel, Naresh C Sahoo, Dinakar.

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Maturation of an Antibody Response Is Governed by Modulations in Flexibility of the Antigen-Combining Site  Venkatasamy Manivel, Naresh C Sahoo, Dinakar M Salunke, Kanury V.S Rao  Immunity  Volume 13, Issue 5, Pages 611-620 (November 2000) DOI: 10.1016/S1074-7613(00)00061-3

Figure 1 Temperature Dependence of kass and kdiss Values of a Representative Primary and Secondary mAb Both the protocol followed and the determination of kass and kdiss values for each of the mAbs in Table 1 are given in Experimental Procedures (A) and (C) show the effect of increasing temperature (as indicated) on kass (A) and kdiss (C) for peptide PS1CT3 binding of select primary monomeric IgM mAbs; 42M (open circles), 603 (closed circles), 601 (open triangles), 8aM (closed triangles), and 613 (crosses). (B) and (D) depict the corresponding effects on kass (B) and kdiss (D) of representative secondary mAbs; 281 (open circles), 284 (closed circles), 287 (open triangles), 2810 (closed triangles), and 2811 (crosses). Data shown are from one of three separate experiments. Immunity 2000 13, 611-620DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(00)00061-3)

Figure 2 Arrhenius Plots for the Variation of kass and kdiss with Temperature Natural log values of association (panels A and C) or dissociation (panels B and D) rate constants of either monomeric primary IgM mAbs (panels A and C) or secondary mAbs (panels B and D) in Table 1 are plotted against the reciprocal of temperature (in degrees Kelvin). All rate constant values are the mean of three independent determinations where the variation was within 20% of the mean. Slopes yield the activation energies (Ea) for the individual step. The primary mAbs for which data are shown are 604 (open circles), 603 (closed circles), 49M (open triangles), and 16bM (crosses). Secondary mAbs for which data are shown are 281 (open circles), 287 (closed circles), 2810 (open triangles), and 2811 (crosses). Immunity 2000 13, 611-620DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(00)00061-3)

Figure 3 Contributions from Enthalpy and Entropy toward Antigen Binding to Primary and Secondary Anti-PS1CT3 mAbs Values (± S.D.) for ΔH and TΔS for the association (panels A and B) and the dissociation (panels C and D) steps for all mAbs in Table 1 were calculated from the Arrhenius plots as described in the text. The corresponding values at equilibrium (panels E and F) were then obtained as: ΔHeq = ΔHass − ΔHdiss; and TΔSeq = TΔSass − TΔSdiss. The open bar depicts results for the primary monomeric IgM mAbs, whereas the closed bars represent results with the secondary mAbs. Data for all individual mAbs listed in Table 1 are shown, and the order of presentation, from left to right, is the same as the order of mAbs listed from top to bottom in Table 1. All values were calculated for 35°C. Immunity 2000 13, 611-620DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(00)00061-3)

Figure 4 A Reaction Profile Illustrating Free Energy Changes as mAbs 16bM and 287 Bind to Peptide PS1CT3 Details are provided in the text. It may be noted that the increased ΔGass for mAb 16bM, relative to that for mAb 287, is the sole contributory factor towards the decreased negative value of ΔGeq for this mAb. Values given are for 35°C. Immunity 2000 13, 611-620DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(00)00061-3)

Figure 5 Individual Thermodynamic Parameters Contributing to Equilibrium Antigen Binding of Both Germline and Mutated Antibodies Individual ΔH, TΔS, and ΔG values (± S.D.) for association, dissociation, and equilibrium binding of the three mAb panels in Table 2 were derived as described in the text. In panel A, the open bar represents mAb 7cM, whereas the closed bar is for mAb Cys18. In panel B the open, the stippled, and the closed bars show data for the anti-Ars mAbs 36-65, R16.7, and 36-71, respectively. In panel C, the open bar depicts data for the germline anti-NP mAb BBE6.12H3, while its mutated derivatives Bg110-2, Bg359-4, and Bg53-5 are represented as the stippled, closed, and dotted bars, respectively. All values reported are for 35°C. Immunity 2000 13, 611-620DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(00)00061-3)