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En Route To Peptide Based Vaccination Elucidation Of Two HLA-B*1501 Structures And Establishment Of A Novel Mass Spectrometry MHC Disulfide Bond Configuration Assay Gustav Roder, Dec. 2004

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En Route To Peptide Based Vaccination

Elucidation Of Two HLA-B*1501 Structures And Establishment Of ANovel Mass Spectrometry MHC Disulfide Bond Configuration Assay

Gustav Roder, Dec. 2004

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Project Corner StonesToday’s Agenda

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MHC-I in Cellular ImmunologyCytotoxic T Cell Response

Apoptosis – Cell Death

MHC-I Protective Immunology

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MHC-I in Cellular ImmunologyAntigen Processing

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Immunology, Biochemistry and BioinformaticsMaking Vaccine Peptide Candidates

Cloning Expression Purification Active HCs

MHC-I Heavy Chain Manufacturing

Generation of Binding Data

Prediction of Peptide Binders

HC Refolding ELISA KD

KDQBC ANN Novel Peptides

Some Cooperation Results

Sylvester-Hvid C, Nielsen M, Lamberth K, Roder G, Justesen S, Lundegaard C, Worning P, Thomadsen H, Lund O, Brunak S, Buus S.

2004. SARS CTL vaccine candidates; HLA supertype-, genome-wide scanning and biochemical validation. Tissue Antigens 63:395-400

Lund O, Nielsen M, Kesmir C, Petersen AG, Lundegaard C, Worning P, Sylvester-Hvid C, Lamberth K, Roder G, Justesen S, Buus S, Brunak S. 2004. Definition of supertypes for HLA molecules using clustering of specificitymatrices. Immunogenetics 55:797-810

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Making the MHC-I Heavy ChainsGenetic Manipulation – An Overview

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Making the MHC-I Heavy ChainsGenetic Manipulation – The Construct

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Making the MHC-I Heavy ChainsGenetic Manipulation – QuikChange Mutagenesis

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Making the MHC-I Heavy ChainsProduction – Expression and Purification

Purification by IMAC

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Making the MHC-I Heavy ChainsProduction – Expression and Purification

Ferre et al.Protein Sci. 2003, 12:551

Melander et al.J.Chromatogr. 1984, 317:67

Purification by HIC

Fractions tested in RIA or ELISA

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Making the MHC-I Heavy ChainsProduction – Dose Response by ELISA

Testing of Peptide Binding Capability

HC Dose-Response in Quantitative ELISA

Sylvester-Hvid, C. et al. 2002. Establishment of a quantitative ELISA capable of determining peptide - MHC class I interaction. Tissue Antigens 59:251-258

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2m-B*5801Why?

Potential Advantages :

Previously :

Sylvester-Hvid, C. et al. 1999. A Single-Chain Fusion Molecule Consisting of Peptide,Major Histocompatibility Gene Complex Class I Heavy Chain and b2-Microglobulin Can Fold Partially Correctly, but Binds Peptide Inefficiently. Tissue Antigens 59:251-258

On-site 2m mediated refolding of HC

No need for 2m production

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2m-B*5801Making the Construct

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2m-B*5801Expression and Purification

2m PCR HC-Vector PCR HC-Vector PCR

B2m-B*5801-HB Colony PCR

69oC 69oC (58-68)oC

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2m-B*5801Expression and Purification

Fermentation IMAC Purification IEX Purification

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2m-B*5801Testing the Functionality

Does 2m-B*5801 fold correctly and is it independent of external 2m

3M 2m1M pep

20nM 2m-B*5801HB2nM B*5801HB

Dependent on peptide and external 2m

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MHC DSB MS AssayWhy?

Active? Active?

Why do we need ‘just another’ assay

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MHC DSB MS AssayThe Basic Principle

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MHC DSB MS AssayTrypsin Digestion Optimization

Assay Conditions: •trypsin/substrate ratio 1.5/100•2M urea, 25mM Tris-HCl, pH8.0•2hrs at 37C

% H

C L

oss

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MHC DSB MS AssayHLA-A*0206-HB

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MHC DSB MS AssaySumming Up

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MHC DSB MS AssayFunctional DSB Isomer

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MHC DSB MS AssayFunctional DSB Isomer

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MHC DSB MS AssaySumming Up

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MHC DSB MS AssayConclusion

Gorman, J. J. et al. 2002. Protein disulfide bond determination by mass spectrometry. Mass Spectrom. Rev. 21:183-216

• This assay is consistent with peptide binding data from RIA

• This assay does NOT need any addition of 2m or peptide

• This assay gets results faster than does ELISA and RIA

• This assay is capable of doing finger print analysis

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HLA-B*1501 Crystal StructuresMaking the MHC Complexes

Denatured MHC Heavy ChainFolded ß2-microglobulin Peptide

Mixing Pot

Size Exclusion Chromatography

Concentration > 3 mg/mL

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HLA-B*1501 Crystal StructuresMaking the Crystals

QuickTime™ and aTIFF (LZW) decompressor

are needed to see this picture.

Hanging Drops

MHC-I Complex

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HLA-B*1501 Crystal StructuresFrom Diffraction to Model

Model Building

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HLA-B*1501 Crystal StructuresProcess Flowchart

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HLA-B*1501 Crystal StructuresOverall Structure

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HLA-B*1501 Crystal StructuresPeptide Conformations

ILGPPGSVY

LEKARGSTY

Epstein-Barr virusnuclear protein 3EBNA3A (406-414)

Human ubiquitinConjugating enz.(83-91)

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HLA-B*1501 Crystal StructuresILGPPGSVY Binding Pockets

Matsumura, M. et al. 1992. Emerging principles for the recognition of peptide antigens by MHC class I molecules. Science. 257:927-934

A pocket

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Acknowlegdements

Department Of Medical Microbiology And Immunology

Department Of Medicinal Chemistry

Søren Buus

Kasper LamberthLise-Lotte NielsenSune JustesenJeanette NielsenAnne SchmiegelowChristian LeisnerChristina Sylvester-HvidHenrik FerreKirstine Grandahl

And the rest!

Michael Gajhede

Thomas BlicherOle KristensenBritt Johannessen

Department Of Medical Anatomy

Mogens Cläesson

Thank You!