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Single amino acid substitutions, introduced by genetic engineering, significantly modify the behavior of the B-subunits of the cholera/coli enterotoxin family in SDS-PAGE and also markedly affect the reactivity of the proteins with mouse hybridoma-derived monoclonal antibodies raised against H-LT. The results indicate that single amino acids play an important role in defining epitopes in these proteins.
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