Abstract
Snake venom pharmacologically comprises active components. This study aimed to identify mimotopes of Naja oxiana. Phage display peptide library, Ph.D.C7C, was utilized and biopanning carried out on immobilized horse antibodies. Three rounds of selection were performed on purified antibodies. Single phages randomly selected from the third round of biopanning were amplified and subjected to DNA sequencing. DNA sequencing results revealed 35 peptides with unique sequences. Obtained peptides represent some linear mimicking epitopes of venom antigens that involve in interaction with antibodies and could be used for further immunological and venomics study.
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