22 (link)]. Competition ELISA was performed as follows. Anti-Myc-captured S318–510 fragment of the Frankfurt 1 strain was incubated with nonsaturating amounts of biotinylated IgG in the presence or absence of competing IgG. Bound biotinylated IgG was detected with streptavidin-conjugated-HRP (BD Pharmingen, San Diego, California, United States). Alternatively, S318–510 was captured by CR3014 or CR3022, detected using a biotinylated CR3014 and CR3022, and developed as described above.
ELISA-based Competition Assay for Antibody Binding
22 (link)]. Competition ELISA was performed as follows. Anti-Myc-captured S318–510 fragment of the Frankfurt 1 strain was incubated with nonsaturating amounts of biotinylated IgG in the presence or absence of competing IgG. Bound biotinylated IgG was detected with streptavidin-conjugated-HRP (BD Pharmingen, San Diego, California, United States). Alternatively, S318–510 was captured by CR3014 or CR3022, detected using a biotinylated CR3014 and CR3022, and developed as described above.
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Variable analysis
- Presence or absence of competing IgG
- Binding of biotinylated IgG to Myc-captured S318-510 fragment
- Binding of biotinylated CR3014 and CR3022 to S318-510 captured by CR3014 or CR3022
- Nonsaturating amounts of biotinylated IgG
- Streptavidin-conjugated-HRP for detection of bound biotinylated IgG
- Positive control: S318-510 fragment captured by CR3014 or CR3022, detected using biotinylated CR3014 and CR3022
- Negative control: Not explicitly mentioned
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