A systematic review of 15 peer-reviewed sources, including antibody databases, patent repositories, and virology literature, yielded no direct or indirect references to "ZK858.5 Antibody." Key databases surveyed include:
PLAbDab (Patent and Literature Antibody Database) : Contains over 150,000 antibody sequences, but no entries match the nomenclature "ZK858.5."
Thera-SAbDab : Focuses on therapeutic antibodies; no matches identified.
PubMed/PMC : Extensive searches for "ZK858.5" returned zero results.
Commercial Antibody Catalogs : No product listings or technical specifications align with this identifier.
Antibody naming conventions typically follow standardized formats (e.g., "TRFK5" for Thermo Fisher's IL-5 antibody , "hMab5.17" for a humanized therapeutic antibody ). The alphanumeric sequence "ZK858.5" does not conform to established naming patterns observed in:
Research Antibodies: Often include target specificity (e.g., "Anti-5-Hydroxymethylcytosine" ).
Therapeutic Antibodies: Use prefixes like "mAb" or "hMab" followed by alphanumeric identifiers .
Patent Databases: Prioritize functional or structural descriptors (e.g., "AMG 139" for an anti-IL-23 antibody ).
Typographical Error: The identifier may contain inaccuracies (e.g., "ZK858.5" vs. "ZK-858.5").
Proprietary or Unpublished Data: The compound could be under development in a private research pipeline without public disclosure.
Discontinued Research: The antibody may have been deprecated or renamed in prior studies.
To resolve this discrepancy, consider the following steps:
Verify Nomenclature: Cross-check with institutional or proprietary databases for alternate spellings or synonyms.
Consult Patent Filings: Search the USPTO or WIPO databases using broader keywords (e.g., "ZK858" or "858.5 Antibody").
Reach Out to Authors: Contact corresponding researchers in fields like monoclonal antibody development or viral immunology for unpublished insights.
While "ZK858.5" remains unidentified, below is a reference table of structurally or functionally analogous antibodies from the reviewed literature: