An HLA-B35-restricted epitope modified at an anchor residue results in an antagonist peptide
An HLA-B35-restricted epitope modified at an anchor residue results in an antagonist peptide
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DOI:
10.1002/eji.1830260210
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发表时间:
1996-02-01
影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
RowlandJones, S
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作者:
Dong, T;Boyd, D;RowlandJones, S
Peptides associated with HLA-B35 commonly have a proline or occasionally a serine residue in the P2 anchor position of the peptide. with a tyrosine at the C terminus. Based on this motif, we identified an octamer epitope from influenza A matrix protein which is presented by HLA-B35. The requirements for MHC binding and T cell receptor contact have been analyzed using analogs of this peptide with substitutions at positions 1. 2. 4. 7 and 8. The natural epitope contains a serine residue at P2 of the peptide. Substitution of this residue with proline (the favored amino acid in this position in B35-associated peptides) considerably enhances binding to HLA-B35 in thc T2-B35 cell line, but the peptide is not recognized by the majority of CTL clones and can antagonize recognition of the index peptide. This suggests that a conservative substitution at the P2 anchor position results in a conformational change in the peptide-MHC surface exposed to the T cell receptor.