Recombinant Mouse Antibody (M75) is capable of binding to CA9. The adhesion site of CA IX appears to overlap with the PGEEDLP epitope of the monoclonal antibody M75 since the antibody blocks attachment of cells to immobilized CA IX protein.
Figure 2 PAGE and Western blot analysis of MN/CA IX protein.
Lanes 1–3 = gel stained with Coomassie Blue; lanes 4–8 = blots developed with mAb M75 and immunoperoxidase. Lane 1 = Mr reference proteins; lane 2 = purified MN/CA IX ∆TM, IC, 1.25 µg; lane 3 = purified MN/CA IX+, 2 µg; lane 4 = purified MN/CA IX ∆TM, IC, 0.125 µg; lane 5 = purified MN/CA IX+, 0.2 µg; lane 6 = extract from HT29 cells, 50 µl; lane 7 = extract from CGL3 cells, 50 µl; lane 8 = extract from HeLa cells, 50 µl
Zavada, J., Zavadova, Z., Pastorek, J., Biesova, Z., Jezek, J., & Velek, J. (2000). Human tumour-associated cell adhesion protein MN/CA IX: identification of M75 epitope and of the region mediating cell adhesion. British journal of cancer, 82(11), 1808.
Figure 3 Competition ELISA with proteins or oligopeptides related to MN/CA IX protein.
Competing proteins/peptides: (A–C) Recombinant proteins. (A) MN/CA IX+; (B) MN/CA IX∆; (C) GST-MN; (D–G) overlapping proteins covering the PG region: (D) GGSSGEDDPLGEEDLPSEEDSPC (aa 51–72); (E) GEEDLPSEEDSPREEDPPGEEDLPGEC (aa 61–85); (F) EDPPGEEDLPGEEDLPGEEDLPEVC (aa 75–98); (G) EVKPKSEEEGSLKLE (aa 97–111); (H–M) dodecapeptides: (H) GEEDLPGEEDLP; (I) EEDLPGEEDLPG; (J) EDLPGEEDLPGE; (K) DLPGEEDLPGEE; (L) LPGEEDLPGEED; (M) PGEEDLPGEEDL; (N, O) oligopeptides 7 + 2 aa: (N) APGEEDLPA; (O) AGEEDLPGA. Other oligopetides tested which proved negative in competition at 100 µg ml–1 were oligopeptides 7 + 2 aa: AEEDLPGEA, AEDLPGEEA, ADLPGEEDA, ALPGEEDLA and all of the 6 + 2 aa permutations (AGEEDLPA, AEEDLPGA, AEDLPGEA, ADLPGEEA, ALPGEEDA and APGEEDLA). In oligopeptides D, E, F and G the C-terminal amino acid was present as acid, in all others as amide
Zavada, J., Zavadova, Z., Pastorek, J., Biesova, Z., Jezek, J., & Velek, J. (2000). Human tumour-associated cell adhesion protein MN/CA IX: identification of M75 epitope and of the region mediating cell adhesion. British journal of cancer, 82(11), 1808.
Figure 4 Blocking of cell attachment by M75
Adhesion of cells to the dots of MN/CA IX protein immobilized in bacteriological Petri dishes. This plasticware (not treated for use with tissue cultures) allows no adhesion of CGL1 cells and a limited adhesion of HeLa. (A) CGL1 cells do attach and spread to the dot of adsorbed MN/CA IX. (B) Treatment of the dot with MAb M75 abrogates its binding capacity. (C) Treatment with MAb M16 (irrelevant for MN/CA IX) has no effect on cell attachment. (D) HeLa cells attach to complete MN/CA IX+. (E) HeLa cells do not attach to truncated MN/CA IX∆
Zavada, J., Zavadova, Z., Pastorek, J., Biesova, Z., Jezek, J., & Velek, J. (2000). Human tumour-associated cell adhesion protein MN/CA IX: identification of M75 epitope and of the region mediating cell adhesion. British journal of cancer, 82(11), 1808.
Genovesi, Laura A., et al. "Patient-derived orthotopic xenograft models of medulloblastoma lack a functional blood-brain barrier." Neuro-oncology 23.5 (2021): 732-742. https://doi.org/10.1093/neuonc/noaa266
This study evaluates the integrity and permeability of the blood-brain-tumor barrier (BBTB) in various preclinical models of medulloblastoma (MB), the most common malignant pediatric brain tumor. The researchers utilized high-resolution magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and pharmacokinetic modeling to compare the BBTB in genetically engineered mouse models (GEMMs) and patient-derived orthotopic xenograft (PDOX) models. They discovered significant differences in BBTB integrity between models, with GEMM models showing intact BBTB, while PDOX models displayed disrupted BBTB. The study highlights the importance of considering BBTB integrity in preclinical assessments to improve the translation of novel therapeutics into clinical settings.
Creative Biolabs provided essential reagents for this research, specifically the anti-carbonic anhydrase IX (CAIX) antibody (Cat# PABZ-017). This antibody was crucial for immunohistochemistry analysis, enabling the researchers to identify and quantify hypoxic regions within tumor tissues. By providing this high-quality reagent, Creative Biolabs facilitated the study's exploration of the relationship between hypoxia and BBTB integrity, thereby supporting the overall objective of enhancing therapeutic strategies for medulloblastoma.
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