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. 2021 May 4;13(1):1917484. doi: 10.1080/19420862.2021.1917484

Table 1.

Binding of CAP-100 to FcR

  KD(M)/relative binding*
Fc Receptor CAP-100 Control IgG1 Control IGg4
CD64 1.38E-09 (++++) 3.28E-09 (++++) 9.16E-09 (++++)
CD16A (176Phe)/FcγRIIIA176Phe ** 3.01E-07 (+++) 4.68E-06 (++) -
CD16A (176Val)/FcγRIIIA176Val 1.46E-07 (+++) 1.51E-06 (++) -
CD16B/FcγRIIIB 7.92E-07 (+++) 6.17E.06 (++) -
CD32A (167Arg)/FcγRIIA167Arg 3.47E-06 (++) 1.03E-05 (+) -
CD32A (167His)/FcγRIIA167His 5.54E-06 (++) 1.03E-05 (+) -
CD32B/FcγRIIB 8.24E-06 (++) 1.91E-05 (+) 3.26E-05 (+)
FcRn (pH 6.0) 1.27E-06 (++) 1.34E-06 (++) 3.38E-06 (++)
FcRn (pH 7.4) - - -

*The relative binding affinity scale is defined as follows: ++++ (10−8–10−9); +++ (10−7); ++ (10−6); + (10−5); ± (detectable binding); – (no detectable binding). As controls (both positive and negative, depending on the receptor and the assay) wild-type IgG1 and IgG4 were included. ** Position 176, or 167 including the signal peptide in the amino acid count. For FcγR, tests conducted at 5 point three-fold dilution of purified antibodies titrated 0.411 nM to 33.33 nM. For FcRn, at seven point two-fold dilutions from 4000 nM to 62.5 nM (4000 nM to 1000 nM for pH 6.0). For high affinity receptors (FcγRI), 1:1 kinetic analysis was used. For low affinity FcγRII and FcγRIII receptors, and for FcRn, steady state affinity analysis was used.