Preliminary screening mimic peptides of lipopolysaccharide binding protein binding to CD14
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Preliminary screening mimic peptides of lipopolysaccharide binding protein binding to CD14
Journal of Army Medical UniversityVol. 29, Issue 16, Pages: 1572-1575(2007)
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第三军医大学新桥医院全军呼吸内科研究所, 全军呼吸病研究重点实验室
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CLC:Q503;Q516;Q755
Published:2007,
Published Online:30 August 2007,
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FENG QI-JIA, XU ZHI, WU GUO-MING, et al. Preliminary screening mimic peptides of lipopolysaccharide binding protein binding to CD14. [J]. Journal of army medical university, 2007, 29(16): 1572-1575.
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FENG QI-JIA, XU ZHI, WU GUO-MING, et al. Preliminary screening mimic peptides of lipopolysaccharide binding protein binding to CD14. [J]. Journal of army medical university, 2007, 29(16): 1572-1575.DOI:
Preliminary screening mimic peptides of lipopolysaccharide binding protein binding to CD14
Objective To screen the mimic peptides of lipopolysaccharide binding protein (LBP) binding to CD14 from phage display random peptide library. Methods Using CD14 as a target molecule
4 rounds of biopanning to a phage random 12-mer peptide library were carried out. Twenty clones were selected randomly and used in binding test. Positive clones with high affinity were sequenced
and these peptides were compared with LBP sequence. Competitive inhibition test was carried out. Results Out of the 20 clones
16 were identified as positive. 6 of the 16 had higher affinity
and encoded 3 different 12-mer peptides such as FHRWPTWPLPSP
MHRHPPPITLPL and AAFHRAHHLTSP which were not homologous with the sequence of LBP. The phage clones with these peptides had high competitive inhibition with LBP. Conclusion Mimic peptides of LBP binding to CD14 are obtained by phage peptide library screening.
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