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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jun 23.
Published in final edited form as: Nature. 2021 Jan 18;591(7851):639–644. doi: 10.1038/s41586-021-03207-w

Extended Data Fig. 7 |. ELISA of wild-type or mutant RBD for monoclonal antibodies.

Extended Data Fig. 7 |

a, EC50 values for binding to wild-type RBD of shared singlets and shared clones of monoclonal antibodies obtained at the initial 1.3- and 6.2-month follow-up visit, divided by participant (n = 6 (COV21), n = 13 (COV47), n = 3 (COV57), n = 6 (COV72), n = 15 (COV96), n = 9 (COV107)). Lines connect shared singlets or clones. Monoclonal antibodies with improved EC50 at the 6.2-month follow-up visit are highlighted in green; remaining monoclonal antibodies are shown in black. Statistical significance was determined using two-tailed Wilcoxon matched-pairs signed-rank test. b–j, Graphs show ELISA binding curves for different antibodies obtained at 1.3 months (dashed lines) and their clonal relatives obtained after 6.2 months (solid lines) binding to wild type, R346S, E484K, Q493R, N439K, N440K, A475V, S477N, V483A and V367F RBDs (colours as indicated). Antibody identifiers of pairs are as indicated on top of panels (1.3 months/6.2 months). k, Heat map shows log2-transformed relative fold change in EC50 against the indicated RBD mutants for 52 antibody clonal pairs obtained at 1.3 (black) and 6.2 months (red). The clonal and participant origin for each antibody pair is indicated above.