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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Immunol. 2014 Jun 23;193(3):1427–1439. doi: 10.4049/jimmunol.1302048

Fig. 4.

Fig. 4

In vitro folding of the hybrid T11D3 and T23D3 molecules. (A) S300 spectrum of the folding products. Arrows indicate the correct folding product peak. Top panel: black line, T23D3-β2m folding, gray line, T23D3-β2m-Qdm folding; bottom panel: T11D3-β2m folding, black line, T23D3-β2m folding, gray line, T11D3-β2m-Qdm folding. (B) SDS-PAGE analysis of the purified folding products. The MHC heavy chain is ~33kD and the β2m light chain is −14kD. (C) Eu-based immunoassay to examine the folding products. Folding MHC monomer was captured by the anti-β2m mAb and detected by biotinylated 28-14-8s and 6A8 (b-28-14-8s and b-6A8). The assay was set up in triplicates (n=3) and the experiment was repeated twice with similar results. One of them was shown.

(D) In vitro folded MHC monomers were analyzed using far-UV circular dichroism. Each spectrum curve was the average of three independent scans, and a representative one was shown.

(E) Thermal denaturation curves were generated from CD signals recorded at 222nm and the temperature was increased at 2°C interval from 25°C to 79°C. Each curve presented the average of three independent experiments.