Internalization of B cell receptors in human EU12 μHC⁺ immature B cells specifically alters downstream signaling events.
Internalization of B cell receptors in human EU12 μHC⁺ immature B cells specifically alters downstream signaling events.
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人 EU12 μHC– 未成熟 B 细胞中 B 细胞受体的内化会特异性地改变下游信号事件。
DOI:
10.1155/2013/807240
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发表时间:
2013
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Zhang,Zhixin
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Liu,Jing;Xie,Wanqin;Lange,MilesD;Hong,SangYong;Su,Kaihong;Zhang,Zhixin
It has been recognized for a long time that engagement of B cell antigen receptors (BCRs) on immature B cells or mature B cells leads to completely opposite cell fate decisions. The underlying mechanism remains unclear. Here, we show that crosslinking of BCRs on human EU12μHC+immature B cells resulted in complete internalization of cell surface BCRs. After loss of cell surface BCRs, restimulation of EU12μHC+cells showed impaired Ca2+flux, delayed SYK phosphorylation, and decreased CD19 and FOXO1 phosphorylation, which differ from those in mature Daudi or Ramos B cells with partial internalization of BCRs. In contrast, sustained phosphorylation and reactivation of ERK upon restimulation were observed in the EU12μHC+cells after BCR internalization. Taken together, these results show that complete internalization of cell surface BCRs in EU12μHC+cells specifically alters the downstream signaling events, which may favor receptor editing versus cell activation.