TABLE 3.
Neutralization of AAV-2 capsid mutants by human sera
Human serum | Wild type or mutanta | Fold increase in resistance to neutralizationb |
---|---|---|
HA2 | Wild type | 1 |
R471A mutant | 42* | |
E531A mutant | 11* | |
T550A mutant | 9* | |
N587A mutant | 5* | |
N497H/S498A mutant | 2* | |
HA151 | Wild type | 1 |
R471A mutant | 16* | |
E531A mutant | 6* | |
E548A mutant | 6* | |
G586A mutant | 4* | |
N587A mutant | 3* | |
V708A mutant | 3* | |
HA165 | Wild type | 1 |
R471A mutant | 15* | |
N497A mutant | 4* | |
N587A mutant | 3* | |
N705A mutant | 2* |
Mutations are as described in Table 1, footnote a.
Titers were determined as described in Materials and Methods. Data are presented as ratios of the titer of the serum against virions with mutant capsids to the titer of the serum against virions with wild-type capsids. The neutralization titer of these sera for rAAV-2 lacZ virions with a wild-type capsid was about 1:100. Only those mutants whose results were statistically different from wild-type results (*, P < 0.05) are shown.