Phage_display Flashcards

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what is phage display technology

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is in vitro selection method that allows isolation of antigen specific antibody from a large number of collected molecule

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what is the role of phase display technique in antibody production

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it allows in vitro selection and production of recombinant monoclonal antibody of high specificity and affinity

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what is the Comparison of innate immune response/ in vivo and Phage display

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4
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where can recombinant ab bee expressed on in phage display

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ab fragment can be expressed in bacteria

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5
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where can we get antibody library diversity

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  • gene encoded ab can be isolated from B cells
  • gene encoded ab can be isolated from CDR

gene can be from human or animal

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how to get Antibody libraries

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donor can be human or animal
then gene encoding are isolated in B cells form either immunized or non-immune subject
PCR VH and VL are assembled
scFv antibody fragment is encoded with VH-VL

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7
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how to find what you want (ab) in different variants

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by using phage display because phage displays ab fragment on its surface

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8
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what is a phage

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is a virus that infects bacteria

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what is filamentous phage

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is long and thin particle that contain circular ssDNA

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10
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can any protein be displayed on phage

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no, like full length antibodies can be displayed on phage

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11
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How do you get the antibody fragment on the surface of the phage?

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protein III display antibody on its surface, how:
1. E.cole pilus
2. transformation with protein encoding phagemid vector
3. ampicillin resistant transformants : this help us to select E.coli cells that has been transformed
4. infection with helper phage: help in supply of structural protein required to generate complete phage. undergoes induction
5. production of phage displaying fuse protein

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12
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what is phagemid

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is a hybrids of phage and plasmid vector

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13
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what is the mechanism of Phage production of desired property

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  1. immobilized antigen
  2. phage library: here is binding of phage to antigen
  3. washing unbound phage
  4. elute bind phage and infected E.coli
  5. amplify (increase in volume) binding phage
  6. repeat step 1-5 till you reach on sufficient enrichment
  7. screen for desired properties: to identify variants with desired properties
  8. mutate gene encoding binder
  9. create a new phage library and phage stock
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14
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what is mutation of gene

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is changing DNA sequence

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15
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what ate phage and selection technologies

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  • phase display
    -bacterial display
  • yeast display
  • ribosomal display
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16
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what is the importance of Display and selection technologies

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allows display and selection of variant number of population and link between functional and genetic information

17
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how to analyze selected binders

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  • first wash unbound phage and amplify it in E.coli and repeat.
  • infect E.coli and pick single colony into a well
  • have to be monoclonal
  • the analyze assay for binding by immunoassay
18
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what is the advantage of phage display

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  • increase binding properties of initial antibody selection
  • allows generation of antibodies for human origin
  • allow better selection condition
  • give better efficiency than hybridoma method
19
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application of phage display

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  • generation of monoclonal antibodies
  • improving existing monoclonal antibody
  • studying protein-protein/ antigen-antibody interaction
  • studying antibody response
20
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hry

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