A pathway switch directs BAFF signaling to distinct NFκB transcription factors in maturing and proliferating B cells.
A pathway switch directs BAFF signaling to distinct NFκB transcription factors in maturing and proliferating B cells.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.celrep.2014.11.024
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发表时间:
2014-12-24
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8.8
通讯作者:
Hoffmann A
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作者:
Almaden JV;Tsui R;Liu YC;Birnbaum H;Shokhirev MN;Ngo KA;Davis-Turak JC;Otero D;Basak S;Rickert RC;Hoffmann A
BAFF, an activator of the noncanonical NFκB pathway, provides critical survival signals during B cell maturation and contributes to B cell proliferation. We found that the NFκB family member RelB is required ex vivo for B cell maturation, but cRel is required for proliferation. Combined molecular network modeling and experimentation revealed Nfkb2 p100 as a pathway switch; at moderate p100 synthesis rates in maturing B cells, BAFF fully utilizes p100 to generate the RelB:p52 dimer, whereas at high synthesis rates, p100 assembles into multimeric IκBsome complexes, which BAFF neutralizes in order to potentiate cRel activity and B cell expansion. Indeed, moderation of p100 expression or disruption of IκBsome assembly circumvented the BAFF requirement for full B cell expansion. Our studies emphasize the importance of p100 in determining distinct NFκB network states during B cell biology, which causes BAFF to have context-dependent functional consequences.