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MAb Inventory Phenotypically Varying P270 Protein of Type II T. vaginalis isolates (C20A3, 270-kDa)
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Amoeboid Tvag on VEC.jpg
Biofilm Tvag on VEC.jpg
Cross Sectioin EM_Dark Tvag on VEC.jpg
Illustration of the Vaginal Epithelium.jpg
Illustration showing T vaginalis adherent to vaginal epithelial cells.jpg
Pathology PAPsmear of T. vaginalis on VECs of patient.jpg
Purified Squamous Vaginal Epithelial Cells with normal flora.jpg
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Phenotypically Varying P270 Protein of Type II T. vaginalis isolates (C20A3, 270-kDa)

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  • Monoclonal antibody to a major surface immunogen differentiates isolates and subpopulations of Trichomonas vaginalis.

  • MAb led to the discovery of two distinct isolate types of T. vaginalis: heterogeneous phenotypically-varying (PV) Type II and homogeneous, non-phenotypically varying Type I.

  • The discovery that non-fluorescent Type II isolate organisms and non-fluorescent Type I organisms adhered and killed host epithelial cells. The fluorescent organisms express P270 on surface and are non-adherent.

  • The discovery that the MAb C20A3 showed 95+ percent of in vivo trichomonads from women were negative phenotype (no P270 on surface of parasites)

  • The discovery that only phenotypically varying Type II detected by MAb C20A3 were infected with dsRNA viruses.

  • The discovery that it was a “repertoire” of high molecular weight proteins that underwent phenotypic variation in a coordinated fashion.

  • The discovery that the protein P270 had many repeated protein segments, each containing the identical DREGRD epitope detected by C20A3.

  • The discovery that the phenotypic variation was under the control of iron.

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  • Monoclonal antibody to a major surface immunogen differentiates isolates and subpopulations of Trichomonas vaginalis.

  • MAb led to the discovery of two distinct isolate types of T. vaginalis: heterogeneous phenotypically-varying (PV) Type II and homogeneous, non-phenotypically varying Type I.

  • The discovery that non-fluorescent Type II isolate organisms and non-fluorescent Type I organisms adhered and killed host epithelial cells. The fluorescent organisms express P270 on surface and are non-adherent.

  • The discovery that the MAb C20A3 showed 95+ percent of in vivo trichomonads from women were negative phenotype (no P270 on surface of parasites)

  • The discovery that only phenotypically varying Type II detected by MAb C20A3 were infected with dsRNA viruses.

  • The discovery that it was a “repertoire” of high molecular weight proteins that underwent phenotypic variation in a coordinated fashion.

  • The discovery that the protein P270 had many repeated protein segments, each containing the identical DREGRD epitope detected by C20A3.

  • The discovery that the phenotypic variation was under the control of iron.

  • Monoclonal antibody to a major surface immunogen differentiates isolates and subpopulations of Trichomonas vaginalis.

  • MAb led to the discovery of two distinct isolate types of T. vaginalis: heterogeneous phenotypically-varying (PV) Type II and homogeneous, non-phenotypically varying Type I.

  • The discovery that non-fluorescent Type II isolate organisms and non-fluorescent Type I organisms adhered and killed host epithelial cells. The fluorescent organisms express P270 on surface and are non-adherent.

  • The discovery that the MAb C20A3 showed 95+ percent of in vivo trichomonads from women were negative phenotype (no P270 on surface of parasites)

  • The discovery that only phenotypically varying Type II detected by MAb C20A3 were infected with dsRNA viruses.

  • The discovery that it was a “repertoire” of high molecular weight proteins that underwent phenotypic variation in a coordinated fashion.

  • The discovery that the protein P270 had many repeated protein segments, each containing the identical DREGRD epitope detected by C20A3.

  • The discovery that the phenotypic variation was under the control of iron.

References for C20A3


  1. Infect. Immun. 53:697-699. PMCID: 3514466

  2. Infect. Immun. 53:285-293. PMCID: 2426199

  3. Infect. Immun. 53:697-699. PMCID: 3488964

  4. Infect. Immun. 55:1037-1041. PMCID: 2437029

  5. Exp. Parasitol. 61:244-251. PMCID: 3485537

  6. J. Exp. Med. 166:142-150. PMCID: 3298522

  7. Infect. and Immun. 55:1957-1962. PMCID: 3497876

  8. Infect. Immun. 59:2083-2088. PMCID 1709920

  9. Infect. Immun. 67:4298-4302. PMCID: 10417210

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