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. 2000 Jul 17;192(2):193–204. doi: 10.1084/jem.192.2.193

Table 1.

Summary of Inhibition of KIM 127–stimulated THP-1 Adhesion to GP Ibα by Antibodies or Soluble Ligands

Antibody or ligand Receptor (epitope) Percent inhibition
IB4 Anti-CD18 99 ± 1
TS1/22 Anti-CD11a (I domain) 10 ± 13
LPM19c Anti-CD11b (I domain) 92 ± 12
Polyclonal Anti-GP Ibα 80 ± 17
Polyclonal Rabbit IgG control 16 ± 20
VM16d Anti-GP Ibα (aa residues 201–268) 83 ± 16
AP1 Anti-GP Ibα (aa residues 201–268) 86 ± 10
AK2 Anti-GP Ibα (aa residues 36–59) 16 ± 6
SZ2 Anti-GP Ibα (sulfated tyrosine residues 269–282) 8 ± 6
WM23 Anti-GP Ibα (macroglycopeptide) 11 ± 5
7E3 Anti-GP IIb-IIIa, -αvβ3, –Mac-1 16 ± 8
10E5 Anti-GP IIb-IIIa 18 ± 6
Fibrinogen (2 μM) Mac-1 99 ± 1
P2γ377–395 (10 μM) Mac-1 0
Heparin (200 U/ml) Mac-1 93 ± 9
vWF A1 (20 μg/ml) GP Ibα 83 ± 13

The adhesion of cytokine-treated THP-1 cells to glycocalicin (GP Ibα)–coated microtiter wells was stimulated by the addition of KIM 127 (5 μg/ml) in the presence and absence of antibodies directed to or soluble ligands of Mac-1 and GP Ibα. Polyclonal antibodies were added at 20 μg/ml and purified mAbs at 10 μg/ml as described in Materials and Methods. Soluble ligand concentrations are indicated. CD11/CD18 mAbs included IB4, TS1/22, and LPM19c; GP Ibα mAbs used were AK2, AP1, VM16d, SZ2, and WM23. Data are expressed as percent inhibition of maximal KIM-stimulated adhesion by the antibodies or soluble ligands (mean ± SD, n = 3–5). aa, amino acids.