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[Abstract]
Mucin1 (MUC1) is aberrantly glycosylated and overexpressed in various cancers, and it plays a crucial role in cancerogenesis. MUC1 is a type I membranous protein composed of α and β subunits. MUC1-α can be cleaved in cancers, exposing MUC1-β (MUC1-C). MUC1-C is involved with multiple cancer cellular functions, which makes it an attractive target for cancer treatment. However, its multifunctional mechanisms have not been fully elucidated and there has not been a successful therapeutic development against MUC1-C. Through a phage display process, we isolated the specific antibodies for the extracellular domain of MUC1-C. The relevant full IgG antibodies were produced successfully from mammalian cells and validated for their MUC1-C specificities through ELISA, dual FACS analysis, BLI assay, and confocal image analysis.
In the comparison with reference antibody, elected
antibodies showed characteristic bindings on target antigens. In the
functionality assessment of high-ranking antibodies, SKM1-02, -13, and -20
antibodies highly inhibited invasion by triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC)
cells and the SKM1-02 showed strong growth inhibition of cancer cells. Our
results showed that these MUC1-C specific antibodies will be important tools
for the understanding of MUC1 oncogenesis and are also highly effective
therapeutic candidates against human breast cancers, especially TNBC cells.
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