Disturbed follicular architecture in B cell A disintegrin and metalloproteinase (ADAM)10 knockouts is mediated by compensatory increases in ADAM17 and TNF-α shedding.
Disturbed follicular architecture in B cell A disintegrin and metalloproteinase (ADAM)10 knockouts is mediated by compensatory increases in ADAM17 and TNF-α shedding.
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10.4049/jimmunol.1302042
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2013-12-15
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Conrad DH
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Folgosa L;Zellner HB;El Shikh ME;Conrad DH
B cell ADAM10 is required for the development and maintenance of proper secondary lymphoid tissue architecture; however, the underlying mechanism remains unclear. In this study, we show disturbances in naïve lymph node architecture from B cell specific ADAM10 deficient mice (ADAM10B−/−) including loss of B/T compartmentalization, attenuation of FDC reticula, excessive collagen deposition, and increased HEV formation. Because TNFα signaling is critical for secondary lymphoid tissue architecture, we examined compensatory changes in ADAM17 and TNFα in ADAM10B−/− B cells. Surprisingly, defective follicular development in these mice was associated with increased rather than decreased TNFα expression. Here, we describe an increase in TNFα message, mRNA stability, soluble protein release, and membrane expression in ADAM10B−/− B cells compared to WT, which coincides with increased ADAM17 message and protein. To assess the mechanistic contribution of excessive TNFα to abnormal lymphoid architecture in ADAM10B−/− mice, we performed a bone marrow reconstitution study. Rectification of WT architecture was noted only in irradiated WT mice reconstituted with ADAM10B−/− + TNFKO bone marrow due to normalization of TNFα levels not seen in ADAM10B−/− alone. We conclude that ADAM17 overcompensation causes excessive TNFα shedding and further upregulation of TNFα expression, creating an aberrant signaling environment within B cell cortical regions of ADAM10B−/− lymph nodes, highlighting a key interplay between B cell ADAM10 and ADAM17 with respect to TNFα homeostasis.