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. 2020 Jul 17;182(5):1284–1294.e9. doi: 10.1016/j.cell.2020.07.012

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mAb Epitopes and Antigenicity-Related Sites

(A and B) Epitope of the mAb P2B-2F6 on the trimer (A) and RBD (B).

(C and D) Epitope of the mAb CB6 on the trimer (C) and RBD (D).

(E and F) Epitope of the mAb H014 on the trimer (E) and RBD (F).

The monoclonal antibody epitope is indicated in purple. The glycosylation sites are indicated in light blue. The sugar chain is shown in orange. The amino acid sites that coincide with the epitopes of monoclonal antibodies are indicated in green. Amino acid sites that do not coincide with the monoclonal antibody epitope are indicated in dark blue.