Production and Characterization of SOSIP Trimers
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Other organizations : University of Washington, Cornell University, Scripps Research Institute, International AIDS Vaccine Initiative
Variable analysis
- SOSIP.664 trimers based on the subtype A isolates KNH1144 and BG505
- Soluble two-domain CD4 (sCD4)
- HIV-IG and monoclonal antibodies (17b, b12, 2G12, VRC01, PGV04, PGT123, PG9)
- Complex formation between SOSIP.664 trimers and various ligands
- Expression of SOSIP.664 trimers in 293S GnTI−/− cells
- Purification of SOSIP.664 trimers by 2G12 affinity and size exclusion chromatography
- Incubation of complexes at 4°C, except for 17b Fab complex at room temperature
- SDS- and BN-PAGE analyses to ensure complex formation and lack of degradation
- Positive control: Formation of complexes between SOSIP.664 trimers and various ligands
- Negative control: Not explicitly mentioned
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