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. 2018 Nov 30;115(51):E11943–E11950. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1812400115

Table 1.

Summary of the properties of the designed PLoop proteins

General properties Structural properties Binding properties
PLoop Ideal fold MW (kDa) Symmetry (%) pI Oligomerization CD Well-resolved NMR ELISA SPR MST
A-PLoop II 11.12 50.9 9.5 d/m β/α + + +
B-PLoop II 11.24 43.4 8.0 d/m β/α + + +
C-PLoop II 11.13 38.2 9.7 d/m β/α + + ND
D-PLoop II 11.22 42.9 9.7 d/m β/α + + ND
E-PLoop II 10.82 50.0 4.4 m β/α + + ND
F-PLoop IV 12.35 30.4 4.6 m β/α + random coil ND ND
3N3Z (15) II 10.23 28.3 9.2 m β/α +
2LVB (15) IV 11.58 17.5 6.6 m β/α + ND ND

The second column shows the ideal fold used as a scaffold (15); the third, fourth, and fifth columns indicate the MW (excluding the His-tag), internal sequence symmetry, and the theoretical isoelectric point. The oligomerization state was determined by native MS and SDS/PAGE (d, dimer; m, monomer). Binding properties: ELISA detected binding of the PLoop designs to immobilized ssDNA via anti–His-tag antibodies; MST, microscale thermofluoresis with soluble fluorescently labeled ssDNA; ND, not determined; SPR, surface plasmon resonance detection of binding to immobilized ssDNA or RNA oligos.