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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jan 24.
Published in final edited form as: J Immunol. 2010 Dec 3;186(1):312–322. doi: 10.4049/jimmunol.1001989

Table I.

Binding capacities to HLA-DR and HLA-DP4 molecules of overlapping peptides from LAGE-1

HLA II Alleles
Peptides HLA-DR
B1*0101
HLA-DR
B1*0301
HLA-DR
B1*0401
HLA-DR
B1*0701
HLA-DR
B1*1101
HLA-DR
B1*1301
HLA-DR
B1*1501
HLA-DR
B3*0101
HLA-DR
B4*0101
HLA-DR
B5*0101
HLA-DP
B1*0401
HLA-DP
B1*0402
Frequency 17.7 20.6 10.9 26 17.6 11.6 15.4 17.6 15.2 48.2 64 20.8
  LAGE-169–86 20,833 >255 >4,578 >12,703 105 >188 >3,577 >10,128 >1,699 >18,360 >7,296 >5,828
  LAGE-176–93 171 >255 158 1,936 63 >188 322 >10,128 224 6 >7,296 >5,828
  LAGE-183–100 37 >255 16 1 17 3 98 >10,128 27 181 326 260
  LAGE-190–107 9 >255 393 37 5,701 >188 35 3,693 >1,699 977 3,266 251
  LAGE-197–114 215 50 112 51 1 1 2 2,384 12 661 130 23
  LAGE-1104–121 1 102 11 43 32 2 0.3 >10,128 20 3 >7,296 >5,828
  LAGE-1111–128 13,680 >255 9 4,472 5,292 >188 100 >10,128 181 9,454 >7,296 >5,828
  LAGE-1b118–135 58 1 30 1 6 2 3 4 >1,699 17 43 23
  LAGE-1b125–142 205 2 100 31 26 2 >3,577 >10,128 >1,699 28 >7,296 88
  LAGE-1b132–149 183 19 84 112 47 145 1,805 >10,128 297 0.4 >7,296 215
  LAGE-1b139–156 4,516 >255 >4,578 253 1,570 >188 26 >10,128 1,534 120 >7,296 >5,828
  LAGE-1b146–163 1,389 >255 1,633 393 1,167 >188 2 >10,128 1,085 68 >7,296 833
  LAGE-1b153–170 19,118 >255 >4,578 >12,703 >8,367 >188 >3,577 >10,128 >1,699 4,183 >7,296 >5,828
  LAGE-1b160–177 16,667 >255 >4,578 >12,703 970 >188 >3,577 >10,128 >1,699 4,610 >7,296 >5,828
  LAGE-1b167–184 >39,260 >255 >4,578 >12,703 >8,367 >188 >3,577 >10,128 >1,699 >18,360 >7,296 >5,828
  LAGE-1b181–198 >39,260 >255 >4,578 >12,703 3 >188 2,375 >10,128 >1,699 >18,360 >7,296 >5,828
  LAGE-1b188–210 3 >255 3 15 5 >188 260 >10,128 >1,699 0.3 16 6

Peptides encompassing the sequences of LAGE-1a (P69–P134) and LAGE-1b (P69–P210), which do not overlap with NY-ESO-1, were submitted to binding assays specific for HLA-DR and HLA-DP4 molecules. Reference peptides were used to validate each assay. These peptides are the nonbiotinylated forms of the biotinylated peptides used in the assay and correspond to very good binders. Data are expressed as relative activity (ratio of the IC50 of the peptides to the IC50 of the reference peptide) and are the means of three experiments. Good binders have a relative activity <100 and are in boldface type.