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An antibody-secreting hybridoma, RPH-6, to Marek's disease tumor-associated surface antigen (MATSA) was produced by somatic-cell hybridization between the mouse
myeloma
SP2/O-Ag/14 and spleen cells from MSB1 immunized mice. The antibody reacted with 95 to 100% of the cells from eight of 10 chicken MD cell lines and one of two turkey MD cell lines. It did not react with chicken MD cell lines RP1 and SK3, turkey MD cell line RP19, lymphoid leukosis (LL) cell lines,
RP9
and RP12, and reticuloendotheliosis virus (REV) cell line RP14. A weak reaction was observed with REV cell line RP13 (10 to 20%), and a very slight reaction with normal chicken spleen cells (1 to 5%). RPH-6 produces immunoglobulin of the IgM class. Cell culture and mouse ascitic fluids have titers of 10(2) and 10(6), respectively, by fluorescent antibody (FA) test against MD tumor cell lines. The antibody did not react with Marek's disease virus (MDV) internal antigen or membrane antigen as detected by indirect FA test on chicken embryo fibroblast cultures grown on coverslips. The 51Cr release assay showed RPH-6 is highly cytotoxic (60% release) only against MD lymphoblastoid cell lines, with antibody prepared from mouse ascites having a cytotoxic titer approaching 10(6). Results from using RPH-6 for differential diagnosis of chicken lymphoid tumors of unknown origin were in complete agreement with those obtained with rabbit anti-MATSA reference serum and pathologic diagnosis.
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PMID:A monoclonal antibody reactive with Marek's disease tumor-associated surface antigen. 629 77
Monoclonal antibodies (MoAbs) specifically against Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV) were generated by fusion of immunized mouse spleen cells with NS-1
myeloma
cells. Nakayama-NIH (Na) and three Taiwan local strains of JEV, i.e., TL isolated from a patient's brain in 1965, NT109 (JE7) isolated from Cx. tritaeniorhynchus in 1985, and
RP9
, a plaque purified clone of NT109, were used in the immunization. The specificities of moAbs were determined by immunoprecipitation and western blotting, using JEV-infected cell lysates. They were confirmed by the same methods using recombinant JEV proteins as antigens. From Na immunization, 4 anti-E, 3 anti-NS1 and 3 anti-NS3 moAbs were generated. Seventeen anti-E, three anti-NS1 and three anti-NS3 specific moAbs were generated from mice immunized with Taiwan local JEV strains. Overall 21 anti-E, 6 anti-NS1, and 6 anti-NS3 moAbs were produced and characterized. The isotypes of these moAbs were also determined and described. Interestingly, a majority of the moAbs generated for
RP9
were IgG1 isotype. In conclusion, 33 moAbs specific to JEV were generated and characterized, and some of these anti-JEV moAbs were made against Taiwan local isolates. These moAbs provide a powerful tool to study JEV, especially the antigenic properties of Taiwan's local strains.
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PMID:Generation and characterization of Japanese encephalitis virus specific monoclonal antibodies. 977 91