Differences in peptide presentation between B27 subtypes: the importance of the P1 side chain in maintaining high affinity peptide binding to B*2703.
Differences in peptide presentation between B27 subtypes: the importance of the P1 side chain in maintaining high affinity peptide binding to B*2703.
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DOI:
10.1016/1074-7613(94)90105-8
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发表时间:
1994-05
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影响因子:
32.4
通讯作者:
R. Colbert;S. Rowland-Jones;A. McMichael;J. Frelinger
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作者:
R. Colbert;S. Rowland-Jones;A. McMichael;J. Frelinger
Susceptibility to spondyloarthropathles Is strongly as. sociated with the MHC class I molecule HLA-827, and is hypothesized to result from the presentation of arthritogenic peptides. Subtypes of 827 that dlffer structurally but are disease-associated ought to be capable of presenting such peptides, while nondiseaseassociated subtypes would not. We demonstrate that 8’2703, the predominant West African 827 subtype that may not predispose to disease, Is not recognized by most 6’2703. alloreactlve CTL, and does not efflciently present a known B” 2705restricted influenza A nucleoproteln(NP) peptide. We show inefficient presentation is due to a reduced binding affinity of 8’2703 for the NP peptide. Furthermore, substltutlng Arg for the naturally occurring Ser at Pl of the NP peptlde, restores high affinity Mndlng and efficient presentation by 8’2703. Our results suggest that 8’2703 will bind and present efficiently only a subset of the pep tides that bind to 8’2705, in particular those with Arg or Lys at Pl. The apparent lackof disease in Individuals with 8’2703 may be due to an inability to bind and present putative arthritogenic peptides.