For peptide binding assays, increasing concentrations of each non-biotinylated test peptide were incubated in competition with 0.01 µM biotinylated HA306–318 peptide in wells coated with HLA-DR0401 protein as previously described (18 (link)). Europium-conjugated streptavidin (PerkinElmer) was used to label biotinylated peptide bound to the HLA-DR protein and was quantified using a Victor2 multilabel time resolved-fluorometer (PerkinElmer). Binding curves were fitted by non-linear regression with a sigmoidal dose response curve model using Prism software (version5.0, GraphPad Software Inc.). Peptides selected for further study based on positive binding results were re-synthesized at a higher purity by another manufacturer (Genscript).
HLA-DR0401 Peptide Binding Assay
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- Increasing concentrations of each non-biotinylated test peptide
- Binding of biotinylated HA306–318 peptide to HLA-DR0401 protein
- Concentration of biotinylated HA306–318 peptide (0.01 µM)
- HLA-DR0401 protein coated on the wells
- Positive control: Biotinylated HA306–318 peptide
- Negative control: Not explicitly mentioned
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