A LIBRARY OF MONOCLONAL-ANTIBODIES TO ESCHERICHIA-COLI K-12 PYRUVATE-DEHYDROGENASE COMPLEX - A BIOCHEMICAL-ANALYSIS AND THEIR ABILITY TO INHIBIT THE ENZYME COMPLEX
Aj. Mcnally et al., A LIBRARY OF MONOCLONAL-ANTIBODIES TO ESCHERICHIA-COLI K-12 PYRUVATE-DEHYDROGENASE COMPLEX - A BIOCHEMICAL-ANALYSIS AND THEIR ABILITY TO INHIBIT THE ENZYME COMPLEX, The Journal of biological chemistry, 270(34), 1995, pp. 19736-19743
A library of monoclonal antibodies to K-12 Escherichia colt pyruvate d
ehydrogenase complex (PDHc) and its pyruvate decarboxylating (EC 1,2,4
,1; El) subunit is reported, 21 monoclonal antibodies were generated,
and 20 were investigated, of which 9 were elicited to PDHc and 11 to p
ure El subunit; 19 were of the IgG1 isotype and one of the IgG3 isotyp
e. According to an enzyme immunoassay, all 20 of the monoclonal antibo
dies bound the PDHc, and 17 bound the El subunit, According to Western
blot analysis, 14 of the 19 monoclonal antibodies bound to the El sub
unit, The monoclonal antibodies inhibited PDHc from 0 to > 98%. The si
x monoclonal antibodies that displayed greater than 30% inhibition off
. colt PDHc were unable to inhibit porcine heart PDHc nor did they bin
d porcine heart PDHc according to dot blot analysis, Radiolabeling gav
e binding constants ranging from 5 to 10 x 10(8) M(-1) on these six mo
noclonal antibodies, with greater than 80% of maximal inhibition achie
ved in less than 1 min, One of the six, 18A9, gave > 98% inhibition, r
equired two antibodies/E1 subunit for maximum inhibition, and was show
n to be a non-competitive inhibitor, Monoclonal antibody 15A9 was show
n to counteract GTP-induced inhibition, while 1F2 influenced the confo
rmation of El, allowing two antibodies, which did not previously bind
El, to bind to it, A new mechanism-based kinetic assay is presented th
at is specific for the El component of S-keto acid dehydrogenases. Thi
s assay confirmed that the three most strongly inhibitory monoclonal a
ntibodies specifically inhibited the El function while antibody 1F2 le
d to enhanced activity, suggesting an induced conformational change in
PDHc or in E1.