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. 2013 Nov 7;288(51):36538–36547. doi: 10.1074/jbc.M113.519207

TABLE 2.

Characteristics of RTA- and RTB-specific VHHs

VHHb EC50c Kd IC50 Competitive inhibition assaysa
PB10 SyH7 IB2 GD12
nm nm nm
RTA-F5* 1.50 2.24 5 +++
RTA-F6 1.00 ++
RTA-G12 0.50 0.62 >330 +++
RTA-A7 1.20 +++
RTA-D9 3.30
RTA-D10* 0.66 0.63 25
RTA-E1 3.00 +
RTA-E3 2.00 +++
RTA-E5* 0.83 1.94 5 +++
RTA-F10 13.20
RTA-G11 0.83 0.35 90 +++

SylH3 24B11

RTB-B1 4.10
RTB-C12 1.65
RTB-D12 0.83
RTB-G5* 0.23
RTB-G10 1.65
RTB-B7* 0.66 1.33 4
RTB-B9* 1.20
RTB-D8 3.63
RTB-G4 33.00

a RTA- or RTB-specific murine mAbs were tested for capacity to prevent indicated VHHs binding to ricin in an ELISA format. The number of plus signs indicates the degree of relative inhibition (−, no reduction; +, 10–30% reduction; ++, 30–60% reduction; and +++, >60% reduction).

b Underlining indicates neutralizing VHHs. Asterisks indicate VHHs used in heterodimer formation.

c The values indicate the effective concentration of VHH required to achieve 50% maximal binding to ricin by ELISA.