Binding molecules that neutralize rabies virus
A rabies virus and binding molecule technology, applied in the field of binding molecules that can neutralize rabies virus, can solve problems such as short serum half-life and direct drug delivery restrictions
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[0087] Embodiment 1: hybridoma (hybridoma) cell screening
[0088] According to the previous experiments and records on hybridoma cells kept in the Center for Disease Control (Center for Disease Control: hereinafter referred to as "CDC"), after screening more than 10 kinds of hybridoma cells, they passed RFFIT (Rapid Fluorescent Focus Inhibition Test, Rapid Fluorescent Focus Inhibition Test) (Smith, J.S. et al., Geneva: World Health Organization, pp.181-191,1996; and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Morb.Mortal.WeeklyRep.49(RR-1), 1-21,1999) method to determine the The antigen-binding fragment (Fab) titer (titer) of the culture medium is described in Table 1. As a result, clones above a certain level (0.7IU / ml) were screened, and the names of the clones were as follows: #62-62-5, #62-62-6, #2-21-8, #2-21-14 and # 2-21-23.
[0089] Table 1
[0090] [Table 1]
[0091] Clonal titer test results
[0092] Sample ID
62-111-1
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Embodiment 2
[0114] Example 2: cDNA determination of chimeric antibodies secreted by hybridoma cells
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[0115] Example 2-1: Cell culture
[0116] Hybridoma cells #2-21-8, 2-21-14, 2-21-23, and 62-80-6 were stored from the CDC in the United States, and the above cells were added with 5% fetal bovine serum (FBS; Sigma, 12003C) in IMDM medium (Invitrogen 12440-053). During the culture period, the Mycoplasma PCR ELISA kit (Mycoplasma PCRELISAkit) (Roche, 11663925910) was used to check whether there was mycoplasma contamination, and it was confirmed that there was no Mycoplasma in the culture medium.
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