The ability of H-2Dd molecule to affect natural resistance to hemopoietic allografts is an intrinsic property shared by Ddm1 but not Ld.
The ability of H-2Dd molecule to affect natural resistance to hemopoietic allografts is an intrinsic property shared by Ddm1 but not Ld.
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H-2Dd 分子影响造血同种异体移植天然抗性的能力是 Ddm1 所共有的固有特性,但 Ld 没有。
DOI:
10.1002/eji.1830240210
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发表时间:
1994
影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
Nakamura,I
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作者:
Milisauskas,VK;Nakamura,I
F1hybrid resistance (HR) to parental bone marrow grafts is mediated by natural killer (NK) cells, and thought to be controlled by the non‐class I hemopoietic histocompatibility (Hh) genes linked to the major histocompatibility complex (MHC). However, as in thein vitroNK cytotoxicity against hemopoietic targets, expression of certain class I MHC molecules does affect HR, although mechanisms underlying such an effect are not understood. In this study, we examine the relevance of the “self/non‐self” property of class I molecules and the molecular domains responsible for this function. H‐2b/Hh‐1blymphoma cells were transfected with class 1 H‐2Ddor Ldgene, and its effect on the Hh‐1 phenotype was examined by testing the transfectant's ability to competitively inhibit thein vivorejection of parental H‐2b/Hh‐1bbone marrow grafts by irradiated F1hybrid hosts. Multiple independent clones of transfectants show that the genomic or cDNA of the Ddgene, but not of Ld, renders the Hh‐1b‐positive cells incapable of inhibiting HR in F1mice, although both genes belong to the same region of the same haplotype. The same effect could be observed not only in H‐2b/dF1mice for which Ddand Ldare self, but also in H‐2b/kF1mice for which both Ddand Ldare non‐self. Thus, this function of the Ddmolecule is an intrinsic property, not necessarily related to its self/non‐self characteristic relative to the effector cells. Furthermore, given the nature of the assay used in this study, the results favor a “target interference” model as the underlying mechanism of the Ddeffect. To locate the relevant domain(s) of the Ddmolecule, mutant Ddm1gene was tested and found to have the same effect as the non‐mutant Dd. Ddm1is a hybrid molecule between Ddand Ld, sharing with Ddonly the α1 domain and a portion of the α2 domain. The two N‐terminal domains of Ddm1differ from those of Ddby three amino acid substitutions, two of which affect the molecules' peptide‐binding properties.