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Antisera raised against recombinant soluble CD4s can have reactivity to recombinant HIV-1 envelope glycoproteins
1Division of Immunobiology, National Institute for Biological Standards and Control, Potters Bar, Herts, UK.
Antisera from sheep immunized with two different recombinant soluble CD4 preparations both exhibited cross-reactive antibodies specific for recombinant gp120s and gp160s prepared in different expression systems in immunoblots and radiobinding assays. The cross-reactivity was broadly mapped to the amino-terminal 70K cleavage fragment of gp120 and more closely identified to residues 204-274 using a series of truncated recombinant gp120s. However, this reactivity could not be detected against virally encoded gp160/120.
Antisera from sheep immunized with two different recombinant soluble CD4 preparations both exhibited cross-reactive antibodies specific for recombinant gp120s and gp160s prepared in different expression systems in immunoblots and radiobinding assays. The cross-reactivity was broadly mapped to the amino-terminal 70K cleavage fragment of gp120 and more closely identified to residues 204-274 using a series of truncated recombinant gp120s. However, this reactivity could not be detected against virally encoded gp160/120.