Table 2.

Cross-competition experiments between polyclonal or monoclonal anti-CD62 antibody and O157LPS



Detection of O157LPS binding

Detection of anti-CD62 binding

OL157 LPS without anti-CD62
Simultaneous incubation of anti-CD62 and LPS
P
CD62 expression without OL157 LPS
Simultaneous incubation of anti-CD62 and LPS
P
Polyclonal α-CD62   91.0 (84.3-95.1)*  3.0 (1.8-3.7)   .008   87.0 (82.7-97.3)   6.5 (4.9-12.2)   .008  
Monoclonal α-CD62
 
77.1 (51.3-99.9)*
 
69.4 (47.4-91.2)
 
.548
 
53.2 (47.9-61.5)
 
4.0 (1.0-5.2)
 
.008
 


Detection of O157LPS binding

Detection of anti-CD62 binding

OL157 LPS without anti-CD62
Simultaneous incubation of anti-CD62 and LPS
P
CD62 expression without OL157 LPS
Simultaneous incubation of anti-CD62 and LPS
P
Polyclonal α-CD62   91.0 (84.3-95.1)*  3.0 (1.8-3.7)   .008   87.0 (82.7-97.3)   6.5 (4.9-12.2)   .008  
Monoclonal α-CD62
 
77.1 (51.3-99.9)*
 
69.4 (47.4-91.2)
 
.548
 
53.2 (47.9-61.5)
 
4.0 (1.0-5.2)
 
.008
 

Washed thrombin-stimulated platelets were incubated with O157LPS (1 μg/mL, diluted in donor plasma) or anti-human CD62 (rabbit or mouse) or were simultaneously incubated with O157LPS and anti-CD62 (diluted in donor plasma). Incubation of platelets with polyclonal anti-CD62 and LPS reduced LPS binding by 97% and CD62 expression by 93%, respectively. Simultaneous incubation of platelets with the monoclonal antibody and LPS reduced LPS binding minimally and CD62 expression by 92%.

*

Differences in baseline levels of anti-LPS binding because of donor platelet variations.

Not significant.

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