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Figure 1. Enrichment of anti-IL1RAP scFvs by phage panning technique. (A) Silver staining for biotinylated IL1RAP protein. Note: Purchased human IL1RAP proteins were biotinylated and enriched by magnetic beads coated with streptavidin, and the supernatant was collected. After a wash, the biotinylated protein was eluted from beads. Each sample was checked by SDS-PAGE electrophoresis followed by silver staining. (B) Enrichment analysis of phage library screening for IL1RAP scFv. (C) Specific scFv enrichment analysis by ELISA. Note: IL1RAP proteins were coated and the phages population was added into the wells to detect their binding. The absorbance was read at OD405.
![Figure 1. Enrichment of anti-IL1RAP scFvs by phage panning technique. (A) Silver staining for biotinylated IL1RAP protein. Note: Purchased human IL1RAP proteins were biotinylated and enriched by magnetic beads coated with streptavidin, and the supernatant was collected. After a wash, the biotinylated protein was eluted from beads. Each sample was checked by SDS-PAGE electrophoresis followed by silver staining. (B) Enrichment analysis of phage library screening for IL1RAP scFv. (C) Specific scFv enrichment analysis by ELISA. Note: IL1RAP proteins were coated and the phages population was added into the wells to detect their binding. The absorbance was read at OD405.](/cms/asset/3019468f-57c2-4938-b5a1-26c89036a5ec/tbeq_a_1738957_f0001_b.jpg)
Figure 2. Selection of yeast displayed anti-IL1RAP scFv by flow sorting. (A) A yeast-display IL1RAP scFv library enriched for scFv binding to 100 nmol/L of biotinylated IL1RAP protein by first round of flow sorting. (B) The second round of selection for scFv binding to 50 nmol/L of biotinylated IL1RAP protein. (C) The third round of selection for scFv binding to 10 nmol/L of biotinylated IL1RAP protein. Note: IL1RAP binding to yeast-display scFv was measured by staining with biotinylated IL1RAP protein and anti-c-Myc antibody detected by PE-labeled streptavidin (or APC-labeled neutravidin) and FITC-labeled secondary antibody (c, f, i). As negative controls, yeast cells were not stained (a, d, g) and incubate without antigen (b, h) or biotinylated Her2 protein (e).
![Figure 2. Selection of yeast displayed anti-IL1RAP scFv by flow sorting. (A) A yeast-display IL1RAP scFv library enriched for scFv binding to 100 nmol/L of biotinylated IL1RAP protein by first round of flow sorting. (B) The second round of selection for scFv binding to 50 nmol/L of biotinylated IL1RAP protein. (C) The third round of selection for scFv binding to 10 nmol/L of biotinylated IL1RAP protein. Note: IL1RAP binding to yeast-display scFv was measured by staining with biotinylated IL1RAP protein and anti-c-Myc antibody detected by PE-labeled streptavidin (or APC-labeled neutravidin) and FITC-labeled secondary antibody (c, f, i). As negative controls, yeast cells were not stained (a, d, g) and incubate without antigen (b, h) or biotinylated Her2 protein (e).](/cms/asset/c231b47a-7fc8-4243-b2a7-ca9f5b3d3cec/tbeq_a_1738957_f0002_c.jpg)
Figure 3. Sequence analysis and binding affinity test of selected positive scFvs. (A) Sequence alignment of scFv-02 and scFv-61. Alignments indicating highly conserved sequences are shown in colors. The CDRs of the variable domains are indicated. (B) Structural configuration of scFv-02 and scFv-61 by protein modeling software Swiss-model. (C) Analysis of anti-IL1RAP scFv binding by flow cytometry. Note: IL1RAP binding to yeast-display scFv was measured by staining with 5 nmol/L of biotinylated IL1RAP protein. FITC staining to detect the Myc tag (scFv-Myc) and SA-PE staining to detect the biotinylated IL1RAP antigen.
![Figure 3. Sequence analysis and binding affinity test of selected positive scFvs. (A) Sequence alignment of scFv-02 and scFv-61. Alignments indicating highly conserved sequences are shown in colors. The CDRs of the variable domains are indicated. (B) Structural configuration of scFv-02 and scFv-61 by protein modeling software Swiss-model. (C) Analysis of anti-IL1RAP scFv binding by flow cytometry. Note: IL1RAP binding to yeast-display scFv was measured by staining with 5 nmol/L of biotinylated IL1RAP protein. FITC staining to detect the Myc tag (scFv-Myc) and SA-PE staining to detect the biotinylated IL1RAP antigen.](/cms/asset/c17a4959-9a32-439e-9b52-42746aa99982/tbeq_a_1738957_f0003_c.jpg)
Figure 4. Binding specificity of selected scFvs with IL1RAP antigen on 293F cell surface. (A) FACS analysis of endogenous expression of IL1RAP on 293F cell surface. Purchased PE-labeled anti-IL1RAP antibodies were used to detect the endogenous expression of IL1RAP on 293F cell surface. (B) T7EI assay to confirm the efficiency of CRISPR-Cas9 mediated IL1RAP editing. (C) Cell binding assay to verify the specificity of scFv-02 and scFv-61 to IL1RAP antigen on 293F cell surface.
![Figure 4. Binding specificity of selected scFvs with IL1RAP antigen on 293F cell surface. (A) FACS analysis of endogenous expression of IL1RAP on 293F cell surface. Purchased PE-labeled anti-IL1RAP antibodies were used to detect the endogenous expression of IL1RAP on 293F cell surface. (B) T7EI assay to confirm the efficiency of CRISPR-Cas9 mediated IL1RAP editing. (C) Cell binding assay to verify the specificity of scFv-02 and scFv-61 to IL1RAP antigen on 293F cell surface.](/cms/asset/57b9f89f-3f4f-464c-81e9-49715b2e8e44/tbeq_a_1738957_f0004_b.jpg)