Table 2.
Biomarker Namea | AA Sequence | AA Residuesb | Specificityc | Body Fluid or Tissued | Abe | BIPED Classificationf | References Related to Assay Development |
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Collagen Degradation | |||||||
Cleavage Neoepitopes | |||||||
Col2-1/4N1 | LAGQRG | 907–912 | Not specified | C | p(Fab)2 | I | (Billinghurst et al., 1997) |
Col2-1/4N2 | QRGIVG | 910–915 | CII | C | p(Fab)2 | I | (Billinghurst et al., 1997) |
C1,2C (COL2-3/4Cshort) | GPP(OH)GPQG | 899–906 | CI and CII | S, SF, C | p | P (combined with C2C or CPII), D | (Billinghurst et al., 1997) |
C2C (COL2-3/4Clong mono) | E GPP(OH)GPQG | 898–906 | CII in humans | S, SF, U | m | P (combined with C1,2C Or CPII), E, D | (Poole et al., 2004) |
uTIINE (5109 and 9A4 ELISA; 5109 capture in LC-MS/MS format) | GEPGDDGPS/GPPGPQG;ARGDSGPPGRAGEPGLQGPAGPPGEKGEPGDDGPSGAEGPPGPQG | 888–896/899–906; 862–906 | CII | U | m/m; m/LC-MS/MS | B, P, E, D | (Otterness et al., 1999, Downs et al., 2001, Burgeson and Nimni, 1992, Hellio Le Graverand et al., 2006) |
Denaturation Neoepitopes | |||||||
COL2-3/4m | APGEDGRPGPPG | 511–522 | CII, CXI | C, S | m | D | (Hollander et al., 1994) |
Coll 2-1
Coll 2-1 NO2 |
HRGYPGLDG | 220–228 | CII | S, U | p | P, D | (Deberg et al., 2002, Henrotin et al., 2004) |
Helix-II∞ | ERGETGPP(OH) GTS | 754–764 | CII | U | p | P, D | (Charni et al., 2005) |
AH12 | GAPGPQGFQGNPGEPGEPGVS | 147–167 | CII | C | p | I | (Croucher and Hollander, 1999) |
AH8 | GPPGPPGKPGDDGEAGKPGKA | 174–194 | CII | C | m and p | I | (Croucher and Hollander, 1999) |
AH9 | GPP(OH)GP RGRSGETGPAGPP(OH)GNP(OH) | 1116–1136 | CII | C | p | I | (Croucher and Hollander, 1999) |
CII CNBr9.7 (18:6:D6 and 14:7:D8 ELISA) | Epitope within CNBr 9.7/GPQGPRGDKGEAGEP | 1028–1151/1041–1055 | CII/CI, CII, CIII, CV | SF | m/m | D | (Barrach et al., 1996, Elsaid and Chichester, 2006) |
Telopeptide Epitopes | |||||||
col2CTx g CTX-II (Urine CartiLaps and preclinical serum assay) g |
(R)EKGPDP | 1160–1166 | CII cross-links | C, S, P(EDTA), SF, U | m, m/m | B, P, E, D | (Eyre, 1991, Christgau et al., 2001, Oestergaard et al., 2006, Matyas et al., 2004, Eyre, 1989) |
Collagen Synthesis | |||||||
CPII PIICP (chondrocalcin) | Sequence within C-propeptide: DQAAGGLR Q…DIGPVCFL | 1173–1418 (of procollagen IIB in Figure 1a or 1242–1487 in procollagen IIA in Figure 1b) | CII | S, SF, C | p p/p | B, P, E, D | (Van der Rest et al., 1986, Sugiyama et al., 2003, Mansson et al., 1995, Shinmei et al., 1993) |
PIIANP | QEAGSCVQDG QRYNDKDVW KPE PCRICVCDTGT VLCDDIICEDV KDCLSPEIPFG ECCPICPTDLA TAS | 29–97 (of procollagen IIA in figure 1b) | CII | S (not plasma) | p | P (combined with uCTXII), E, D | (Oganesian et al., 1997, O’Leary et al., 2004) |
The biomarker name is the usual one in the literature and does not discriminate if it applies to an antibody, an epitope, or an assay name.
Categories are based on localization of an epitope in the type II collagen molecule and residue numbering is based on the human type II collagen sequence, P024588 in UniProtKB/Swiss sequence shown in Figure 1a:
- -Cleavage neoepitopes localized to the collagenase cleavage site between Gly906 and Leu907
- -Denaturation neoepitopes localized to the triple-helical domain
- -Epitopes localized to the telopeptides
- -Collagen synthesis epitopes localized to the N-propeptide domain (AA 26–112) or C-propeptide domain (AA 1173–1418).
CII = type II collagen; CI = type I collagen; CIX = type IX collagen.
The table shows human body fluid or tissue for which the application of the assay is documented in the literature: S = serum; SF = synovial fluid; U = urine; C = cartilage explant.
m - monoclonal antibody (mAb), p - polyclonal antiserum, m/m - a sandwich of two mAbs, LC-MS/MS - liquid chromatography with mass spectroscopy.
Provisional BIPED classification categories based on Bauer et al. (Bauer et al. 2006): B = burden of disease; I = investigative; P = prognostic; E = efficacy of intervention; D = diagnostic marker.
The antibodies to Col2CTx and CTX-II are specific for a peptide that happens to be present in the cross-linked structure in human body fluids but the cross-link is not a part of the epitope.