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. 2022 Aug 12;23(3):142–158. doi: 10.1038/s41577-022-00753-w

Table 2.

Broadly neutralizing antibodies and their characteristics

HIV-1 epitope bnAb Breadth (%)a (potency (μg ml–1)b) VH/VL gene HCDR3 length LCDR3 length VH mutation frequency (%) VL mutation frequency (%) Germline-targeting priming immunogen
CD4 binding site N49P7 100 (0.10) VH1–2/VL2–11 19 5 24.5 14.1 NA
N6 99 (0.062) VH1–2/VK1–33 13 5 30.2 22.4
12A12 93 (0.221) VH1–2/VK1–33 13 5 21.9 15.5 eOD-GT8 (ref.77)
VRC01 91 (0.377) VH1–2/VK3–20 12 5 31.6 17.2 426c.TM4ΔV1-3 (ref.110), BG505 SOSIP 4.1 GT1 (ref.53), eOD-GT8
3BNC117 89 (0.116) VH1–2/VK1–33 10 5 23.7 14.8 eOD-GT8
VRC-CH31 84 (0.321) VH1–2/VK1–33 13 5 20.2 15.2 426c.TM4ΔV1-3, eOD-GT8
PCIN63.71I 84 (0.46) VH1–2/VK1–6 13 5 14.6 12.5
VRC-PG04 81 (0.317) VH1–2/VK3–40 14 5 28.6 15.2 eOD-GT8
VRC-PG20 80 (0.226) VH1–2/VL2–14 13 5 24.0 14.8 426c.TM4ΔV1-3, eOD-GT8
IOMA 49 (2.33) VH1–2/VL2–23 15 8 25.4 23.3
1-18 97 (0.048) VH1–46/VK3–20 16 9 26.4 20.2
CH235.12 89 (0.70) VH1–46/VK3–15 13 8 25.0 14.8 CH505.M5.G458Y.GNTI- (ref.120)
1B2530 72 (3.62) VH1–46/VL1–47 16 11 27.8 15.7
8ANC131 71 (1.78) VH1–46/VK3–20 16 9 25.7 17.2
CH103 67 (2.28) VH4–59/VL3–1 13 10 16.9 11.1 CH505 T/F33
V3 glycan PGT128 68 (0.064) VH4–39/VL2–8 19 10 19.1 7.0
PGT121 66 (0.072) VH4–59/VL3–21 24 12 19.6 16.5 MD39-11MUTb (ref.126), RC1-4Fill (ref.129)
BG18 61 (0.032) VH4–4/VL3–25 21 11 21.5 17.6 MD39-11MUTb, N332 GT5 (ref.51)
BF520.1 53c (7.31) VH1–2/VK3–15 18 11 6.6 5.3
PGDM12 54 (0.14) VH3–11/VK2–24 19 9 19.1 14.3
DH270.6 51 (0.21) VH1–2/VL2–23 18 10 12.8 6.7 CH848 SOSIP 10.17 DT (ref.76)
PCDN76-33A 46 (0.50) VH4–34/VK3–20 20 8 13.0 11.6
V2 apex PG9 87 (0.154) VH3–33/VL2–14 28 10 12.6 6.3 BG505 SOSIP 4.1 GT1, BG505 SOSIP 4.1 GT1.1 (ref.228), ZM233 (ref.132), KER2018 (ref.133), BB201.B42 (ref.133)
PGDM1400 83 (0.02) VH1–8/VK2–28 32 9 26.4 11.8
VRC26.25 70 (0.004) VH3–30/VL1–51 36 12 12.2 8.6
CH01 54 (1.38) VH3–20/VK3–20 24 9 16.7 11.2 BG505 SOSIP 4.1 GT1, BG505 SOSIP 4.1 GT1.1, ZM233, CM244 (ref.132), Q23.17 (ref.132), WITO132, T250 (ref.131)
PCT64-35Md 35 (0.41) VH3–15/VK3–20 23 8 11.2 4.9
MPER 10E8 98 (0.356) VH3–15/VL3–19 20 12 21.4 13.4 NA
DH511.2 98 (0.943) VH3–15/VK1–39 21 11 19.8 14.0
4E10 98 (1.81) VH1–69/VK3–20 18 9 6.9 4.1
VRC42.1 96 (4.09) VH1–69/VK3–20 15 9 10.8 5.6
VRC43.1 63 (1.34) VH4–4/VL7–43 19 9 11.1 8.5
PGZL1 84 (6.06) VH1–69/VK3–20 15 9 20.9 11.8
2F5 58 (2.83) VH2–5/VK1–13 22 9 13.1 11.0 MPER liposome87
Fusion peptide PGT151 73 (0.04) VH3-30/VK2D–20 26 9 20.8 11.5 NA
VRC34 47 (0.32) VH1–2/VK1–9 13 9 14.9 8.7
Silent face SF12 62 (0.20) VH4–59/VK3-20 21 6 16.3 13.9 NA
Fab dimer glycan 2G12e 21 (3.75) VH3–21/VK1–5 14 9 21.1 11.7 V3-glycopeptide156

The following bnAbs met the inclusion criteria but were not included for space considerations: 3BNC55, VRC13, VRC16, VRC18, VRC27. Adapted with permission from ref.227. bnAb, broadly neutralizing antibody; MPER, membrane proximal external region; NA, not available; VH1–2, variable heavy 1–2; HCDR3, heavy chain complementarity determining region 3; LCDR3, light chain complementarity determining region 3. aOnly bnAbs that have >45% breadth on a multiclade panel of >50 viruses (from CATNAP database229), except where noted. bGeometric mean of detected. cBF520.1 neutralization was only tested on 15 viruses but is included here because it notably was induced in an infant38. dPCT64 included because it is only one of two V2 lineages profiled from acute HIV-1 infection to bnAb breadth. e2G12 does not meet >45% breadth threshold but is included because expected high precursor frequency of natural Fab-dimerized glycan (FDG) antibodies makes this class an attractive target for design.