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. 2018 Feb 19;8:3282. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-21591-8

Figure 6.

Figure 6

DBLβ domains of BC12a and J1a bind ICAM-1D1D5 with nanomolar affinity. Size exclusion chromatographs and purity by SDS-PAGE are shown for BC12DBLβ (A) and J1aDBLβ (B). The majority of BC12DBLβ is present in aggregated form with a small proportion of monomeric protein (A). J1aDBLβ is predominantly monomeric with some aggregated protein evidenced by presence of a large shoulder (B). mAu, miliabsorbance units. The purified monomeric samples used in the SPR studies are shown in the gels to the right of the chromatographs in (A) and (B), with full gels shown in Fig. S1 (BC12) and Fig. S2 (J1a). (C) CD analysis of secondary structure. CD spectra were recorded between 195 and 260 nm at 20 °C. For each protein, four measurements were averaged and corrected for buffer absorption. D-F, ICAM-1D1D5 was coupled to a sensor chip surface (1100 RU) and DBLβ domains were injected at 30 µl/min with an association time of 240 seconds and a dissociation time of 600 seconds. Shown are sensorgrams for the binding to ICAM-1D1D5 of BC12aDBLβ (D), J1aDBLβ (E) and IT4var13DBLβ (F). Data (black lines) are modelled to a 1:1 global interaction model (red lines). Shown are sensorgrams for the sequential binding of IT4var13DBLβ and BC12aDBLβ to ICAM-1D1D5 (G) and IT4var41DBLβ and J1aDBLβ to ICAM-1D1D5 (H), blue lines. The response to the second domain alone is shown in red. Data for Fig. 6 is shown in S2–S4 Data.