Combining MOE Bioinformatics Analysis and In Vitro Pseudovirus Neutralization Assays to Predict the Neutralizing Ability of CV30 Monoclonal Antibody on SARS-CoV-2 Variants

Viruses(2023)

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Combining bioinformatics and in vitro cytology assays, a predictive method was established to quickly evaluate the protective effect of immunity acquired through SARS-CoV-2 infection against variants. Bioinformatics software was first used to predict the changes in the affinity of variant antigens to the CV30 monoclonal antibody by integrating bioinformatics and cytology assays. Then, the ability of the antibody to neutralize the variant antigen was further verified, and the ability of the CV30 to neutralize the new variant strain was predicted through pseudovirus neutralization experiments. The current study has demonstrated that when the Molecular Operating Environment (MOE) predicts |ΔBFE| ≤ 3.0003, it suggests that the CV30 monoclonal antibody exhibits some affinity toward the variant strain and can potentially neutralize it. However, if |ΔBFE| ≥ 4.1539, the CV30 monoclonal antibody does not display any affinity for the variant strain and cannot neutralize it. In contrast, if 3.0003 < |ΔBFE| < 4.1539, it is necessary to conduct a series of neutralization tests promptly with the CV30 monoclonal antibody and the variant pseudovirus to obtain results and supplement the existing method, which is faster than the typical procedures. This approach allows for a rapid assessment of the protective efficacy of natural immunity gained through SARS-CoV-2 infection against variants.
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cv30 monoclonal antibody,vitro pseudovirus neutralization assays,monoclonal antibody,sars-cov
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