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    Summary of VHH characterization data.

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    Updated May 31, 2023
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    Jean Mukherjee; Jacqueline M. Tremblay; Clinton E. Leysath; Kwasi Ofori; Karen Baldwin; Xiaochuan Feng; Daniela Bedenice; Robert P. Webb; Patrick M. Wright; Leonard A. Smith; Saul Tzipori; Charles B. Shoemaker (2023). Summary of VHH characterization data. [Dataset]. http://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0029941.t001
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    Jean Mukherjee; Jacqueline M. Tremblay; Clinton E. Leysath; Kwasi Ofori; Karen Baldwin; Xiaochuan Feng; Daniela Bedenice; Robert P. Webb; Patrick M. Wright; Leonard A. Smith; Saul Tzipori; Charles B. Shoemaker
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    AVHH epitopes are named arbitrarily based on their inability to compete with the binding of VHHs recognizing other epitopes.BSubunit recognition was assessed by ELISA with purified BoNT light chain (Lc) or heavy chain (Hc). VHHs recognizing BoNT holotoxin without recognition of purified Lc or Hc are indicated as none. RBD indicates recognition of the 50 kDa carboxyl end receptor binding domain of Hc.CVHH neutralization was determined by the ability of the VHH to prevent intoxication of primary neurons by 10 pM BoNT/A (Figure 1). ‘Strong’ indicates that the presence of ≤0.1 nM VHH led to obvious toxin neutralization in primary neuron assays (see Figure 1). ‘Weak’ indicates detectable toxin neutralization when the medium contained ≤1 nM VHH. None indicates no toxin neutralization was detected when the medium contained ≤10 nM VHH.DSurface plasmon resonance (SPR) studies were performed using chips coated with ciBoNTA for BoNT/A VHHs and ciBoNTB for BoNT/B VHHs as described in Methods and Materials.

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    Table 1_Distinct types of VHHs in Alpaca.xlsx

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    Updated Nov 12, 2024
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    Xinhao Wang; Lu Zhang; Yao Zhang; Jiaguo Li; Wenfeng Xu; Weimin Zhu (2024). Table 1_Distinct types of VHHs in Alpaca.xlsx [Dataset]. http://doi.org/10.3389/fimmu.2024.1447212.s001
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    Xinhao Wang; Lu Zhang; Yao Zhang; Jiaguo Li; Wenfeng Xu; Weimin Zhu
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    IntroductionVHHs (VH of heavy-chain-only antibodies) represent a unique alternative to Q7 conventional antibodies because of their smaller size, comparable binding affinity and biophysical properties. MethodIn this study, we systematically analyzed VHH NGS sequences from 22 Alpacas and structure data from public database. ResultsVHHs in Alpaca can be grouped into five main types with multiple distinct sequence and structure features. Based on the existence of hallmark residues in FR2 region, VHHs can be classified into two groups: nonclassical VHHs (without hallmark residues) and classical VHHs (with hallmark residues). Based on VHH hallmark residues at 42 position (IMGT numbering, FR2 region) and number of cysteines, we found that Alpaca classical VHHs can be further separated into three main types: F_C2 VHHs with F (phenylalanine) at position 42 and having 2 cysteines within sequences, Y_C2 VHHs with Y (tyrosine) at position 42 and having 2 cysteines, and F_C4 with F at position 42 and having 4 cysteines. Non-classical VHHs can be further separated into 2 types based on germlines mapped: N_V3 for VHHs mapped to V3 germlines and N_V4 for V4 germlines. Based on whether FR2 residues are involved in binding, two kinds of paratopes can be identified. Different types of VHHs showed distinct associations with these two paratopes and displayed significant differences in paratope size, residue usage and other structure features. DiscussionSuch results will have significant implications in VHH discovery, engine e ring, and design for innovative therapeutics.

  3. A summary of anti-BoNT/A VHH characterization data.

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    Kwok-ho Lam; Jacqueline M. Tremblay; Kay Perry; Konstantin Ichtchenko; Charles B. Shoemaker; Rongsheng Jin (2023). A summary of anti-BoNT/A VHH characterization data. [Dataset]. http://doi.org/10.1371/journal.ppat.1010169.t001
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    Kwok-ho Lam; Jacqueline M. Tremblay; Kay Perry; Konstantin Ichtchenko; Charles B. Shoemaker; Rongsheng Jin
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    A summary of anti-BoNT/A VHH characterization data.

  4. Raw data for “Recombinant expression of receptor binding domains of all...

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    Nga Pham Quynh (2025). Raw data for “Recombinant expression of receptor binding domains of all eight subtypes of botulinum neurotoxin type A for generation of antitoxins with broad reactivity”. [Dataset]. http://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.28171994.v1
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    The raw data associated with this study. Excel file is ELISA results for reactivity of HCA1-HCA8 to VHHs and Rabbit Anti-Botulinum Toxin A and B IgG; determination of EC50 values of ciA-C2 and VHH-A3 against HCA1-HCA8

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    Specific amino acids differences between VH and VHH clones of three camels.

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    Updated May 30, 2023
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    Xinyang Li; Xiaobo Duan; Kai Yang; Wei Zhang; Changjiang Zhang; Longfei Fu; Zhe Ren; Changxi Wang; Jinghua Wu; Ruxue Lu; Yanrui Ye; Mengying He; Chao Nie; Naibo Yang; Jian Wang; Huanming Yang; Xiao Liu; Wen Tan (2023). Specific amino acids differences between VH and VHH clones of three camels. [Dataset]. http://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0161801.t002
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    Xinyang Li; Xiaobo Duan; Kai Yang; Wei Zhang; Changjiang Zhang; Longfei Fu; Zhe Ren; Changxi Wang; Jinghua Wu; Ruxue Lu; Yanrui Ye; Mengying He; Chao Nie; Naibo Yang; Jian Wang; Huanming Yang; Xiao Liu; Wen Tan
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    Specific amino acids differences between VH and VHH clones of three camels.

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Summary of VHH characterization data.

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Authors
Jean Mukherjee; Jacqueline M. Tremblay; Clinton E. Leysath; Kwasi Ofori; Karen Baldwin; Xiaochuan Feng; Daniela Bedenice; Robert P. Webb; Patrick M. Wright; Leonard A. Smith; Saul Tzipori; Charles B. Shoemaker
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Description

AVHH epitopes are named arbitrarily based on their inability to compete with the binding of VHHs recognizing other epitopes.BSubunit recognition was assessed by ELISA with purified BoNT light chain (Lc) or heavy chain (Hc). VHHs recognizing BoNT holotoxin without recognition of purified Lc or Hc are indicated as none. RBD indicates recognition of the 50 kDa carboxyl end receptor binding domain of Hc.CVHH neutralization was determined by the ability of the VHH to prevent intoxication of primary neurons by 10 pM BoNT/A (Figure 1). ‘Strong’ indicates that the presence of ≤0.1 nM VHH led to obvious toxin neutralization in primary neuron assays (see Figure 1). ‘Weak’ indicates detectable toxin neutralization when the medium contained ≤1 nM VHH. None indicates no toxin neutralization was detected when the medium contained ≤10 nM VHH.DSurface plasmon resonance (SPR) studies were performed using chips coated with ciBoNTA for BoNT/A VHHs and ciBoNTB for BoNT/B VHHs as described in Methods and Materials.

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