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pubmed-article:15755453pubmed:abstractTextWe investigated molecular recognition of antibodies to membrane-antigens and extraction of the antigens out of membranes at the single molecule level. Using dynamic force microscopy imaging and enzyme immunoassay, binding of anti-sendai antibodies to sendai-epitopes genetically fused into bacteriorhodopsin molecules from purple membranes were detected under physiological conditions. The antibody/antigen interaction strength of 70-170 pN at loading rates of 2-50 nN/second yielded a barrier width of x = 0.12 nm and a kinetic off-rate (corresponding to the barrier height) of k(off) = 6s(-1), respectively. Bacteriorhodopsin unfolding revealed a characteristic intra-molecular force pattern, in which wild-type and sendai-bacteriorhodopsin molecules were clearly distinguishable in their length distributions, originating from the additional 13 amino acid residues epitope in sendai purple membranes. The inter-molecular antibody/antigen unbinding force was significantly lower than the force required to mechanically extract the binding epitope-containing helix pair out of the membrane and unfold it (126 pN compared to 204 pN at the same loading rate), meeting the expectation that inter-molecular unbinding forces are weaker than intra-molecular unfolding forces responsible for stabilizing native conformations of proteins.lld:pubmed
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