CD44
regulates
cell
adhesion,
proliferation,
survival,
and
stemness
has
been
considered
a
tumor
therapy
target.
possesses
the
shortest
standard
(CD44s)
variety
of
variant
(CD44v)
isoforms.
Since
expression
CD44v
is
restricted
in
epithelial
cells
carcinomas
compared
to
CD44s,
promising
target
for
monoclonal
antibody
(mAb)
therapy.
We
previously
developed
an
anti‐CD44v10
mAb,
C44Mab-18
(IgM,
kappa)
recognize
exon
10-encoded
region.
In
present
study,
mouse
IgG2a
version
(C44Mab-18-mG2a)
was
generated
evaluate
antitumor
activities
against
CD44-positive
with
established
anti-pan
C44Mab-46-mG2a.
C44Mab-18-mG2a
exhibited
higher
reactivity
C44Mab-46-mG2a
CD44v3–10-overexpressed
CHO-K1
(CHO/CD44v3–10)
oral
squamous
carcinoma
lines
(HSC-2
SAS)
flow
cytometry.
exerted
superior
antibody‐dependent
cellular
cytotoxicity
(ADCC)
CD44v3–10.
contrast,
showed
complement‐dependent
(CDC)
A
similar
tendency
observed
ADCC
CDC
HSC-2
SAS.
Furthermore,
administering
or
significantly
suppressed
CD44v3–10,
HSC-2,
SAS
xenograft
growth
control
IgG2a.
These
results
indicate
that
could
be
therapeutic
regimen
CD44v10-positive
tumors.
Gastric
cancer
(GC)
is
the
third
leading
cause
of
cancer-related
deaths
worldwide.
GC
with
peritoneal
metastasis
exhibits
a
poor
prognosis
due
to
lack
diagnostic
biomarkers
and
effective
therapy.
A
comprehensive
analysis
malignant
ascites
identified
genomic
alterations
significant
amplifications
driver
genes,
including
CD44.
CD44
its
splicing
variants
are
overexpressed
in
tumors,
play
crucial
roles
acquisition
invasiveness,
stemness,
resistance
treatments.
Therefore,
development
CD44-targeting
monoclonal
antibodies
(mAbs)
important
for
diagnosis
In
this
study,
we
immunized
mice
CD44v3–10-overexpressed
PANC-1
cells
established
several
dozens
clones
that
produce
anti-CD44v3–10
mAbs.
One
(C44Mab-94;
IgG1,
kappa)
recognized
variant-8-encoded
region
peptide,
indicating
C44Mab-94
specific
mAb
CD44v8.
Furthermore,
could
recognize
CHO/CD44v3–10
cells,
oral
squamous
cell
carcinoma
line
(HSC-3),
or
lines
(MKN45
NUGC-4)
flow
cytometric
analyses.
detect
exogenous
CD44v3–10
endogenous
CD44v8
western
blotting
stained
formalin-fixed
paraffin-embedded
gastric
immunohistochemistry.
These
results
indicate
useful
detecting
various
applications
expected
be
application
CD44
is
known
as
a
cancer
stem
cell
marker
of
head
and
neck
squamous
carcinoma
(HNSCC)
plays
critical
role
in
malignant
progression.
Splicing
variant
isoforms
(CD44v)
are
overexpressed
cancers
considered
promising
target
for
therapy.
Several
monoclonal
antibodies
(mAbs)
against
have
been
developed
by
immunizing
mice
with
CD44v3–10-overexpressed
cells.
In
this
study,
we
characterized
novel
clone,
C44Mab-18
(IgM,
kappa).
reacted
CHO/CD44v3–10,
but
not
CHO/CD44s
flow
cytometry.
Enzyme-linked
immunosorbent
assay
revealed
that
the
epitope
determined
to
be
border
sequence
between
10
constant
exon
16-encoded
sequence.
Flow
cytometry
showed
recognizes
HSC-3,
an
oral
carcinoma(OSCC)
line.
The
apparent
dissociation
(KD)
CHO/CD44v3–10
HSC-3
was
1.6
×
10−7
M
1.7
M,
respectively.
detected
CD44v3–10,
western
blotting.
Furthermore,
endogenous
CD44v10
immunohistochemistry
using
OSCC
tissues.
Taken
together,
useful
detecting
immunohistochemistry.
CD44
is
a
type
I
transmembrane
glycoprotein,
and
possesses
various
isoforms
which
are
largely
classified
into
standard
variant
(CD44v)
isoforms.
Some
variant-encoded
regions
play
critical
roles
in
tumor
progression.
However,
the
function
of
4
(CD44v4)-encoded
region
has
not
been
fully
understood.
Using
peptide
immunization,
we
developed
an
anti-CD44v4
mAb,
C44Mab-108,
useful
for
flow
cytometry,
western
blotting,
immunohistochemistry.
In
this
study,
determined
epitope
C44Mab-108
by
enzyme-linked
immunosorbent
assay
(ELISA).
We
used
alanine
(or
glycine)-substituted
peptides
CD44v4-encoded
(amino
acids
271-290
human
CD44v3-10),
found
that
did
recognize
alanine-substituted
D280A
W281A.
Furthermore,
these
could
inhibit
recognition
cytometry
The
results
indicate
binding
includes
Asp280
Trp281
CD44v3-10.
A
cell-surface
ectonucleotidase
CD39
mediates
the
conversion
of
extracellular
ATP
into
immunosuppressive
adenosine
with
another
CD73.
The
elevated
in
tumor
microenvironment
(TME)
attenuates
antitumor
immunity,
which
promotes
cell
immunologic
escape
and
progression.
Anti-CD39
monoclonal
antibodies
(mAbs),
suppress
enzymatic
activity,
can
be
applied
to
therapy.
Therefore,
an
understanding
relationship
between
inhibitory
activity
epitope
mAbs
is
important.
We
previously
established
anti-mouse
(mCD39)
mAb,
C39Mab-1
using
Cell-Based
Immunization
Screening
(CBIS)
method.
In
this
study,
we
determined
critical
flow
cytometry.
performed
PA
tag
(12
amino
acids)-substituted
analysis
(named
scanning)
RIEDL
(5
determine
By
combination
scanning
scanning,
identified
conformational
epitope,
spanning
three
segments
275th
279th,
282nd
291st,
306th
323rd
acids
mCD39.
These
analyses
would
contribute
identification
membrane
proteins.
Monoclonal Antibodies in Immunodiagnosis and Immunotherapy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
43(3), P. 85 - 89
Published: March 20, 2024
CD44
is
a
type
I
transmembrane
glycoprotein
and
possesses
various
isoforms
which
are
largely
classified
into
standard
(CD44s)
variant
(CD44v)
isoforms.
Some
variant-encoded
regions
play
critical
roles
in
tumor
progression.
However,
the
function
of
4
(CD44v4)-encoded
region
has
not
been
fully
understood.
Using
peptide
immunization,
we
developed
an
anti-CD44v4
monoclonal
antibody,
C
CD44
regulates
cell
adhesion,
proliferation,
survival,
and
stemness
has
been
considered
a
tumor
therapy
target.
possesses
the
shortest
standard
(CD44s)
variety
of
variant
(CD44v)
isoforms.
Since
expression
CD44v
is
restricted
in
epithelial
cells
carcinomas
compared
to
CD44s,
promising
target
for
monoclonal
antibody
(mAb)
therapy.
We
previously
developed
an
anti‐CD44v10
mAb,
C44Mab-18
(IgM,
kappa)
recognize
exon
10-encoded
region.
In
present
study,
mouse
IgG2a
version
(C44Mab-18-mG2a)
was
generated
evaluate
antitumor
activities
against
CD44-positive
with
established
anti-pan
C44Mab-46-mG2a.
C44Mab-18-mG2a
exhibited
higher
reactivity
C44Mab-46-mG2a
CD44v3–10-overexpressed
CHO-K1
(CHO/CD44v3–10)
oral
squamous
carcinoma
lines
(HSC-2
SAS)
flow
cytometry.
exerted
superior
antibody‐dependent
cellular
cytotoxicity
(ADCC)
CD44v3–10.
contrast,
showed
complement‐dependent
(CDC)
A
similar
tendency
observed
ADCC
CDC
HSC-2
SAS.
Furthermore,
administering
or
significantly
suppressed
CD44v3–10,
HSC-2,
SAS
xenograft
growth
control
IgG2a.
These
results
indicate
that
could
be
therapeutic
regimen
CD44v10-positive
tumors.