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ArticleScientific reports2024

Shrimp hemocyanin elicits a potent humoral response in mammals and is favorable to hapten conjugation.

Huiwen Sun, Moris Wei, Amber Guo, Ci Zhang, Yuefeng Wang, Renhui Huang, Xiaoxiao Li, Jeffrey Zhan, Jonny Wu, Bruce Jiang

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Huiwen Sun *Shanghai Epizyme BioMedical, Shanghai, China.
Moris Wei *Shanghai Epizyme BioMedical, Shanghai, China.
Amber Guo *Shanghai Epizyme BioMedical, Shanghai, China.
Ci ZhangShanghai Epizyme BioMedical, Shanghai, China.
Yuefeng WangShanghai Epizyme BioMedical, Shanghai, China.
Renhui HuangShanghai Epizyme BioMedical, Shanghai, China.
Xiaoxiao LiShanghai Epizyme BioMedical, Shanghai, China.
Jeffrey ZhanShanghai Epizyme BioMedical, Shanghai, China.
Jonny WuShanghai Epizyme BioMedical, Shanghai, China. wvjun@yichenbio.cn.
Bruce JiangShanghai Epizyme BioMedical, Shanghai, China. wangbrucejiang@163.com.

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Abstract

Conjugation to a carrier protein is essential to give rise to the antigenicity of hapten. Three carrier proteins e.g. KLH (Keyhole Limpet hemocyanin), BSA (bovine serum albumin), and OVA (Ovalbumin) were used mostly. KLH is advantageous to the others, majorly owing to its strong immunogenicity and limited usage in other biological assays. However, the cost of obtaining Keyhole Limpet is high and the solubility of KLH is not as well as the other carriers, especially after hapten conjugation. Here, we extracted the shrimp hemocyanin (SHC) from Litopenaeus vannamei (L. vannamei), which is a commonly sea product worldwide. The high pure SHC could be acquired by two-step purification, with a production yield of > 1 g proteins (98% pure) per 1 kg shrimp. Compared to KLH, the peptide-SHC conjugates exhibit higher solubility after hapten conjugation. Meanwhile, compared with KLH, SHC induces comparable antibody production efficiency in mammals, with or without conjugation. Furthermore, rabbit polyclonal antibodies or mouse monoclonal antibodies were generated by immunizing SHC-peptide conjugates, and the subsequent antibodies were confirmed to be used in western blot, immunofluorescence and immunohistochemistry. Therefore, we demonstrated that SHC may be used as a substitute for KLH in future antibody and vaccine development.

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HaptensHemocyaninsAnimalsImmunity, HumoralMicePenaeidaeRabbitsHaptensHemocyaninskeyhole-limpet hemocyaninAntibody developmentHaptenImmunogenicityShrimp hemocyaninVaccine

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PMID39039159
PMCPMC11263335

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