Antibodies for Licensing

Antibodies for Licensing Scientists at the Georg-August-University Göttingen generated many different monoclonal antibodies. We are looking for companies, who are interested in licensing these antibodies for selling them to industrial and scientific institutions or for developing advanced diagnostic tests and therapeutic solutions. This unique collection comprises the listed clones:

Overview available clones for licensing page 1

Name

Clones

Host
Reactivity
Isotype
Application
References

Complementfactor B / Ba

P21/15
mouse

human

IgG2a/k

WB,E,IP
1-3

.

M20/6

mouse

human

IgG1/k

WB,E,IP

1-4

.

D22/3

mouse

human

IgG2b/k

WB,F,E

2-4

Complementfactor B / Bb

M13/12

mouse

human

IgG1/k

WB,E,IP

1-3

Complementfactor D

D10/4

mouse

human

IgG2a/k

WB,E

1-3; 5

.

I8/1

mouse

human

IgG1/k

WB,E

1-3; 5

Complementfactor H

C18/3

mouse

human

IgG1/k

WB,E

1-3

.

L20/3

mouse

human

Ig1/k

WB,E

1-3

Complementfactor H (402-His variant)

23F8

mouse

human

lgG1/k

IB, ELISA

not yet published

Complementfactor H (402-Tyr variant)

1H10

mouse

human

lgG1/k

IB, ELISA

not yet published

Activated C3 (iC3b/C3dg)

I3/15

mouse

human

Ig1/k

WB,E

1-3; 6; 7

C3a/C3a(desArg)/C3

K13/16

mouse

human

IgG1/k

WB,E,IP,FN

2; 3; 8-16

.

D17/1

mouse

human

IgG1/k

WB,E

2; 3; 8; 10; 14-16

C5a/C5a(desArg)/C5

C17/5

mouse

human

IgG1/k

WB,E

2; 3; 8; 10: 14-16; 19

.

G25/2

mouse

human

IgG1/k

WB,E

2; 3; 8; 10: 14-16; 19

Overview available clones for licensing page 2

Name

Clones

Host
Reactivity
Isotype
Application
References
C3a/C3a(desArg)

Z22/8

mouse

porcine

IgG2b/k

WB,E,IP,FN

3; 17;18

.

K5/9

mouse

porcine

IgG1/k

WB, E,FN

3; 17;18

C5a/C5a (desArg)

T13/9

mouse

porcine

IgG1/k

WB,E,IP,FN

3; 17;18

Complementreceptor C5aR (CD88)

P12/1

mouse

human

IgG1/k

WB, F, IH

20

.

S5/1

mouse

human

IgG2a/k

WB, F, E, FN, IP, blocking

20

.

W17/1

mouse

human

IgG1/k

F,E

20

.

R63

mouse

rat

IgG1/k

F,IH

21

Phospho-C5aR/CD88 (Ser-334)

32G-1

mouse

human

IgG1/k

WB, IF, E20

42

Chemokine receptor CCR5

R22/7

mouse

human

.

IF, FC, WB

22

.

T21/8

mouse

human

 IgG2a/k

IF, FC, WB, IP, E

22

Phospho CCR5 (Ser-349)

E11/19

mouse

human

.

IF, WB, E

22

Phospho CCR5 (Ser-337)

V14/2

mouse

human

.

I, WB, E

22

Nonphospho-CCR5 (Ser 337)

RC-10

mouse

human

.

IF, WB, E

22

.

R22/7

mouse

human

.

IF, FC,WB

22

Chemokine receptor CCR7

4B12

rat

mouse

IgG2a

IP, F

23; 24

Nonphospho-CCR5 (Ser 337)

hC3aRZ8 (clone17)

mouse

human

IgG2b

F, IH

25; 26

.

hC3aRZ3 (clone76)

mouse

human

IgG2b

FI

27;28

Overview available clones for licensing page 3

Name

Clones

Host
Reactivity
Isotype
Application
References

.

74

mouse

rat

.

F, IH

29

.

IG4

rat

mouse

IgG1/k

F, IH

26

.

14D4

rat

mouse

IgG2a

F, IH

26

Complementreceptor C5aR

20/70

rat

mouse

IgG2b

F, Blocking

30;31;32

.

10/92

rat

mouse

IgG2a

F, IH

31

.

8D6

rat

human

IgG2a

F, IH, Blocking

not yet published

.

15C4

rat

human

IgG2a

F, IH, Blocking

not yet published

Beta-arrestin1 and Beta-arrestin2

25G10

mouse

human, rat,hamster beta-arrestin1

IgG1/k

WB, IP

not yet published

.

21B1

mouse

human, rat,hamster beta-arrestin1

Ig1/k

WB, IP

44

Chemokine receptor CCR9

9B1

rat

mouse

IgG2a/k

F

33

Interleukin 8

SE2

mouse

human

IgG2b/k

F, WB, IH

34

.

HC2

mouse

human

IgG1/k

F, WB, IH

34

Complementfactor H

IH10

mouse

human

IgG1/k

IB, ELISA

not yet published

.

23F8

mouse

human

IgG1/k

IB, ELISA

not yet published

Beta2-adrenergic receptor

13D6

mouse

human

IgG1/k

IB, IP, IF, F

not yet published

.

R11E1

mouse

human

IgG1/k

IB, IP, IF, F

43

Overview available clones for licensing page 4

Name

Clones

Host
Reactivity
Isotype
Application
References
PIWIL2

87/3

mouse
human

lgM

IH, ELISA

not yet published

Pox Viruses

BCoV1/1

mouse

bovine coronavirus; human coronavirus

lgG1

E; IF; VN

35

.

FPXV-8F3

mouse

Fowlpoxvirus, Turkeypoxvirus

IgG3/k

E, IF, IB, IP, IGEM, NVN

36

.

FPXV-3D9

mouse

Fowlpoxvirus, Turkeypoxvirus

IgG1

E, IF, IB, IP, IGEM, NVN

36;37

.

VACV-5B4

mouse

All orthopoxviruses without ectomelia and monkeypox

IgG2a

E, IF, IB, IP, F, IGEM, VN

38;39;40

.

VACV-5C7

mouse

Monkeypoyvirus and other orthopoxviruses

IgG1

E, IF, IB, IP, IGEM, NVN

39

.

PPV-4D9

mouse

All Parapoxviruses

IgM

E, IF, IB, IP, F, IGEM, VN

41

.

CNPV-5A11

mouse

Canarypox virus

IgG2a/k

E, IF, IB, IP, IGEM, NVN

37

.

VACV-5B1

mouse

All orthopoxviruses

IgG2a

E, IF, IB, IP, F, IGEM, NVN

39

AP-Tag / Avitag

EF10

mouse

human

IgG1/k

1-3

45

Nanobodies

.

.

.

.

.

.

Synthaxin 1a

stx1a-Nb2_K81

alpaca

rat

heavy chain IgG

1-3

in preparation

SNAP25

stx1a-Nb2_K81

alpaca

rat

heavy chain IgG

1-3

in preparation

E: ELISA; IF: Immunofluorescence; IB: Immunoblotting; IP: Immunoprecipitation; IGEM: Immunogold electron microscopy; IH: Immunohistochemistry; F: Flow cytometry; FN: Functional studies; NVN: not virus neutralizing; VN: virus neutralizing; WB: Western blotting

Reference List for monoclonal antibodies mAB

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  4. Oppermann, M. and Götze, O. (1994) Mol. Immunol.31, 307-314
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  7. Schuff-Werner, P., Schütz, E., Reitemeyer, F., Oppermann, M., Eisenhauer, T., Armstrong, V., Köstering, H., Götze, O., and Seidel, D. (1990) Heparin-induced extracorporeal LDL-precipitation (HELP): rheological, hemostaseological and immunological effects. In Gotto, A. M., Mancini, M., Richter, W. O., and Schwandt, P., editors. Treatment of severe hypercholesterolemia in the prevention of coronary heart disease, Basel, Karger
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  17. Höpken, U., Strüber, A., Oppermann, M., Mohr, M., Mücke, K. H., Burchardi, H., and Götze, O. (1993), Production and characterization of peptide-specific monoclonal antibodies that recognize a neoepitope on hog C5a. In Faist, E., Meakins,  J., and Schildberg, F. W., editors. Host  defense dysfunction in trauma, shock and sepsis, Berlin, Heidelberg, Springer Verlag.
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