Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences

Preliminary Comparison of Antibodies in Rabbit Serum from Secretory Human PD-1, Transmembrane Human PD-1 and Its Cell Membrane Enrichment

Yingsha Deng, Wenjia Yu, Liwen Wu, Jiao Xu, Chun Chen, Qiuling Xie, Sheng Xiong, Chuiwen Qian

Abstract


PD-1/PD-Ls is an inhibitory signaling pathway involved in tumor immune evasion. Human PD-1 antibody is a method for treating tumors, which can block the interaction between PD-L1 and PD-1 to maintain the activation state of T lymphocytes that destroy tumors.In order to obtain high quality human PD-1 antibody, we prepared sPD-1, cell containing mPD-1 and cell membrane enrichment containing mPD-1, the New Zealand white rabbits immunized with three type immunogen respectively, and initially compare the titer and specificity of antibodies in serum of Immunized rabbit. The experiment showed that the mPD-1 antibodies titer was slightly lower than sPD-1 antibody, but the mPD-1 antibodies showed more high specificity in the experiments of antibody specificity by western blotting and indirect ELISA.Cell containing mPD-1 and mPD-1 membrane enrichment have similar immune effects, but cell containing mPD-1, which is easier to handle, may be more suitable for immunizing animals to obtain antibodies.


Keywords


Secretory PD-1, transmembrane PD-1, transmembrane PD-1 membrane enrichment, antibody, specificity.

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