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The 1E6 T cell clone can recognize over 1 million different peptides with a potency comparable with, or better than, the cognate preproinsulin peptide ALWGPDPAAA. From this large functional scan, 7 different APLs were selected that activated the 1E6 T cell clone across a wide (4-log) functional range. Two of these peptides, MVWGPDPLYV and RQFGPDWIVA, are contained within the proteomes of the human pathogens Bacteroides fragilis/thetaiotaomicron and Clostridium asparagiforme, respectively. Competitive functional testing revealed that the preproinsulin-derived sequence ALWGPDPAAA was one of the least potent targets for 1E6, with only the MVWGPDPLYV and YLGGPDFPTI demonstrating a similar low-activity profile in MIP-1β secretion and target killing assays. The RQFGPDWIVA sequence activated the 1E6 T cell with around 1 log–greater potency compared with ALWGPDPAAA. At the other end of the spectrum, the RQFGPDFPTI peptide stimulated MIP-1β release and killing by 1E6 at an exogenous peptide concentration 2–3 logs lower compared with ALWGPDPAAA.
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