Anti-HCV Core protein antibody, mouse monoclonal (H6-29)
Product code65-052Size

100 µgStorage-20℃

Concentration

1.0 mg/ml

Buffer

PBS- with 50% glycerol

PurityPurified IgG fraction with protein A from hybridoma cell culture medium.

Immunogen

A part of the core region (nucleotides 369-704, amino acids 13-124) of HCV
genotype 1b expressed in E. coli (the nucleotide sequence is shown in ref.1)

Isotype

Mouse IgG2aκ

Reactivity

Human HCV core antigen, p21, of genotype 1b.
Not tested in other genotypes

Special notes

N/A

Application1. Western blotting (1/1,000~1/2,000)
2. Immunohistochemistry (1/100~1/500)
3. Immunofluorescence staining (1/100~1/500)
4. ELISA (assay dependent)

BackgroundC virus (HCV) is a small (55-65 nm in size), enveloped, positive sense singlestranded RNA virus in the family Flaviviridae and the principal cause ofparenteral non-A, non-B hepatitis. The virus genome consists of a single open
reading frame of approximately 9,4 kb which encodes a single polyprotein ofabout 3,010 amino acids (1, 2, 3). The polyprotein is processed by host cell andviral proteases into four structural proteins (core, envelope1 and 2, and p7) andsix non-structural proteins (NS2, 3, 4a, 4b, 5a, and 5b) necessary for viralreplication. HCV core protein is not only a component of nucleocapsid but also
has multiple functions and is thought to be a pathogenic factor for hepatitis. It
also participates in some cellular processes, including transcriptional regulationand cellular transduction. HCV core antigen is used as diagnostic marker for
HCV infection.

Data Link

UniProtKB:P26662 ((POLG_HCVJA)

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Fig.1

Western blotting of HCV core protein.

Chimp liver cells were infected with recombinant vaccinia virus containing HCV genome cDNA andwere subjected to Western blotting using this antibody. The core protein is detected as a 22-kDa band.

Fig.2 Detection of HCV core protein by immuno- fluorescence antibody staining.
Chimp liver cells were infected with recombinantvaccinia virus containing HCV genome cDNA.
After incubation for 48 hr, the cells were fixed with acetone and HCV core protein was detected byindirect immunofluorescence staining using this antibody.

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Fig.3 Immunohistochemical detection of HCV core protein.
Tissue section from a patient with chronic hepatitis C was immunostained to reveal cells expressing
HCV core antigen, which are scattered in the lobules (indirect immuno-histochemical method,counterstained with Mayer’s hematoxylin).
References: This antibody has been used in Publications 2 and 3. Ref 1 describes HCV clone usedfor immunogen production.
1. Takamizawa A et al (1991) “Structure and organization of the hepatitis C virus genome isolated
from human carriers” J Virol 65: 1105-1113 PMID: 1847440
2. Manabe S et al (1994) “Production of nonstructural proteins of hepatitis C virus requires aputative viral protease encoded by N3” Virology 198: 636-644. PMID:8291245
3. Hiramatsu N et al (1992) “Immunohistochemical detection of hepatitis C virus-infected
hepatocytes in chronic liver disease with monoclonal antibodies to core, envelope and NS3 regionsof the hepatitis C virus genome” Hepatology 16: 306-311 PMID:1379209
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