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Figure 3.

Antibody affinity. (A) Dot plot showing ELISA EC50 binding for 81 and 86 representative Fabs expressed and tested from GC B and PC, respectively, on day 21 after immunization. VH1-72*01 antibodies are in orange, and all other antibodies are in gray. (B) As in A, but excluding antibodies that do not bind. GC B (green); PC (gray). (C) Bar graph shows the fraction of all Fabs tested that show demonstrable binding in ELISA. Statistical significance was determined using an unpaired t test. (D) Graph shows monovalent binding affinity KD (nM) determined by BLI for 61 and 59 representative Fabs obtained from GC B and PC, respectively, on day 21 after immunization. Color scheme as in A. (E) As in D, but excluding Fabs that do not bind. The red horizontal bars in A–E represent the median values. Statistical significance was determined using two-tailed Mann–Whitney U-tests comparing the differences between GC and PC EC50 in A and B, and KD in D and E. (F) Graphs show BLI traces for 43 GC B (green) and PC (red) Fabs that show no demonstrable binding activity under monovalent conditions (D) tested under multivalent conditions. B1-8lo (black) and negative control Fab (blue). All experiments in this figure were performed at least in duplicate. The red bar denotes the median value and the statistical significance of * denotes P ≤ 0.05, **P ≤ 0.01, ***P ≤ 0.001, and ****P ≤ 0.0001, whereas “ns” indicates no significant differences.

Figure 3.

Antibody affinity. (A) Dot plot showing ELISA EC50 binding for 81 and 86 representative Fabs expressed and tested from GC B and PC, respectively, on day 21 after immunization. VH1-72*01 antibodies are in orange, and all other antibodies are in gray. (B) As in A, but excluding antibodies that do not bind. GC B (green); PC (gray). (C) Bar graph shows the fraction of all Fabs tested that show demonstrable binding in ELISA. Statistical significance was determined using an unpaired t test. (D) Graph shows monovalent binding affinity KD (nM) determined by BLI for 61 and 59 representative Fabs obtained from GC B and PC, respectively, on day 21 after immunization. Color scheme as in A. (E) As in D, but excluding Fabs that do not bind. The red horizontal bars in A–E represent the median values. Statistical significance was determined using two-tailed Mann–Whitney U-tests comparing the differences between GC and PC EC50 in A and B, and KD in D and E. (F) Graphs show BLI traces for 43 GC B (green) and PC (red) Fabs that show no demonstrable binding activity under monovalent conditions (D) tested under multivalent conditions. B1-8lo (black) and negative control Fab (blue). All experiments in this figure were performed at least in duplicate. The red bar denotes the median value and the statistical significance of * denotes P ≤ 0.05, **P ≤ 0.01, ***P ≤ 0.001, and ****P ≤ 0.0001, whereas “ns” indicates no significant differences.

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