Figure 7
Figure 7. Effect of citrullination on heparin binding properties of CXCL10 and CXCL11. (A,B) GAG binding was evaluated by immobilizing heparin on EpranEx plates, followed by adding a series of dilutions of CXCL10 (♦) or CXCL10-Cit5 (□) from 6 to 12 independent experiments depicted in panel A, or CXCL11 (♦) or CXCL11-Cit6 (□) from 3 to 6 independent experiments shown in panel B. GAG binding (mean ± SEM) was detected by chemokine-specific biotinylated antibodies and shown as the percentage binding of 10 nM of CXCL10 in panel A (SEM control was 1.07%) and of 100 nM of CXCL11 in panel B (SEM control was 1.24%). Statistical analysis was performed using the Mann-Whitney test (‡P < .05, ‡‡P < .01, ‡‡‡P < .001 for comparison of authentic with citrullinated chemokine).

Effect of citrullination on heparin binding properties of CXCL10 and CXCL11. (A,B) GAG binding was evaluated by immobilizing heparin on EpranEx plates, followed by adding a series of dilutions of CXCL10 (♦) or CXCL10-Cit5 (□) from 6 to 12 independent experiments depicted in panel A, or CXCL11 (♦) or CXCL11-Cit6 (□) from 3 to 6 independent experiments shown in panel B. GAG binding (mean ± SEM) was detected by chemokine-specific biotinylated antibodies and shown as the percentage binding of 10 nM of CXCL10 in panel A (SEM control was 1.07%) and of 100 nM of CXCL11 in panel B (SEM control was 1.24%). Statistical analysis was performed using the Mann-Whitney test (‡P < .05, ‡‡P < .01, ‡‡‡P < .001 for comparison of authentic with citrullinated chemokine).

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