Fig. 1: Preparation of multiviral Quartet Nanocages. | Nature Nanotechnology

Fig. 1: Preparation of multiviral Quartet Nanocages.

From: Proactive vaccination using multiviral Quartet Nanocages to elicit broad anti-coronavirus responses

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a, Plug-and-Display vaccine assembly of mosaic and Quartet Nanocages. Genetic fusion of SpyCatcher003 (dark blue) with mi3 (purple) allows efficient multimerization of single or Quartet RBDs linked to SpyTag (cyan) through spontaneous isopeptide bond formation (marked in red). Only some antigens are shown in the schematic for clarity. b, Phylogenetic tree of sarbecoviruses used in this study, based on RBD sequence. c, Genetic organization of the multiviral Quartet-SpyTag, indicating the viral origin of RBDs, N-linked glycosylation sites and tag ___location. d, Analysis of Quartet-SpyTag with SDS–PAGE/Coomassie staining, with or without PNGase F deglycosylation. A representative gel from two independent experiments. Molecular weight markers are in kDa. e, Coupling of RBD Quartet to SpyCatcher003-mi3 Nanocage at different molar Nanocage:antigen ratios, analysed by SDS–PAGE/Coomassie. A representative gel from two independent experiments. Molecular weight markers are in kDa.

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