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. 2017 May 20;98(5):895–899. doi: 10.1099/jgv.0.000748

Table 1. SwIV peptides in silico predicted to bind with SLA-1*0702 with their respective in vitro binding results.

Strong binding peptides with a Kd less than 1000 nM were used to generate tetramers.

Peptide sequence Viral protein of origin (no.) Position Virus Kd (nM) Tetramer name
pdmH1N1 SpH1N1
NADTLCIGY HA(1) 16–24 + 1 543
SLSTASSWSY HA(2) 86–95 + 35 57
TLYQNNHTY HA(3) 207–215 + 6 66
YVSVGSSKY HA(4) 215–223 + 987 93
SVKNGTYDY HA(5) 295–303 + 20 000
GMIDGWYGY HA(6) 300–308 + 20 000
EIGNGCFEFY HA(7) 476–485 + + 132 63
CPVSGWAIY NA(1) 92–100 + + 6 55
CPIGEVPSPY NA(2) 171–180 + + 37 60
GPSNGQASY NA(3) 245–253 + + 25 59
SVELNAPNY NA(4) 266–274 + 20 000
EMNAPNYHY NA(5) 268–278 + 231 61
NMDRAVKLY M1(1) 92–100 + + 293 62
ALASCMGLIY M1(2) 123–132 + + 127 56
LASCMGLIY M1(3) 124–132 + + 9 64
VSYAAAAAY Negative control 831