Lineage tracing reveals B cell antibody class switching is stochastic, cell-autonomous, and tuneable.
Lineage tracing reveals B cell antibody class switching is stochastic, cell-autonomous, and tuneable.
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10.1016/j.immuni.2022.08.004
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2022-09
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32.4
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M. Horton;Hochan Cheon;K. Duffy;Daniel V. Brown;S. Naik;Carolina Alvarado;J. Groom;S. Heinzel;P. Hodgkin
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M. Horton;Hochan Cheon;K. Duffy;Daniel V. Brown;S. Naik;Carolina Alvarado;J. Groom;S. Heinzel;P. Hodgkin
To optimize immunity to pathogens, B lymphocytes generate plasma cells with functionally diverse antibody isotypes. By lineage tracing single cells within differentiating B cell clones, we identified the heritability of discrete fate controlling mechanisms to inform a general mathematical model of B cell fate regulation. Founder cells highly influenced clonal plasma-cell fate, whereas class switch recombination (CSR) was variegated within clones. In turn, these CSR patterns resulted from independent all-or-none expression of bothactivation-induced cytidine deaminase(AID) andIgHgermline transcription (GLT), with the latter being randomly re-expressed after each cell division. A stochastic model premised on these molecular transition rules accurately predicted antibody switching outcomes under varied conditionsin vitroand during an immune responsein vivo. Thus, the generation of functionally diverse antibody types follows rules of autonomous cellular programming that can be adapted and modeled for the rational control of antibody classes for potential therapeutic benefit.