Modulation of B cell tolerance checkpoints by distinct Ras/Erk Pathways

通过不同的 Ras/Erk 通路调节 B 细胞耐受检查点

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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Establishment of a proper B cell repertoire that is immunocompetent but not autoimmune depends on critical developmental checkpoints that edit, silence or delete autoreactive cells. The properties of B cells change as they progress through distinct stages in development, but the signaling mechanisms by which antigen drives the different selection checkpoints are incompletely defined. We have recently described a novel Ca2+- dependent Erk signaling pathway in developing B cells that is pro-apoptotic and mediates B cell negative selection. This pathway requires PKC¿ and RasGRP proteins and loss of this pathway in PKCg-deficient mice results in increased survival of B cells during negative selection and subsequent development of an SLE-like disease with lymphoproliferation and autoantibody production. RasGRP1-deficient mice have a substantial developmental block in T cell development that results in T cell lymphopenia, but as they age they also develop an SLE-like disease with B cell lymphoproliferation and autoantibody production, the etiology of which is not well understood. In addition, a recently identified RasGRP1Anaef allele, which carries a point mutation in the second EF-hand of RasGRP1, also causes an SLE-like disease with distinct effects on T cell development from those observed in the RasGRP1-deficient mice. The first goal of this proposal is to determine whether the SLE-like phenotype in these RasGRP1 mouse models is B cell intrinsic, and if it is due to loss of pro-apoptotic Erk signaling during B cell development. Secondly, because we have identified Serine 332 on RasGRP1 as a putative PKCg target phosphosite that is required for the activation of this novel Ca2+-Erk pathway, I will use in vitro biochemistry experiments to determine the effect of this phosphorylation on the function and specificity of RasGRP1. Finally, I will develop retroviruses encoding mutant S332 RasGRP1 to determine the relevance of this phospho-site in B cell development in vivo. Successful completion of these studies will greatly advance our understanding of Ras/Erk signaling in B cell development in normal and pathological settings. Such insight is essential to define the molecular mechanisms that confer functional specificity to different Ras/Erk pathways, which in turn may pinpoint events that can serve as therapeutic targets while having minor or no consequences on closely related but functionally distinct pathways.
描述(由申请方提供):具有免疫活性但非自身免疫性的适当B细胞库的建立取决于编辑、沉默或删除自身反应性细胞的关键发育检查点。B细胞的特性随着它们在发育中的不同阶段的进展而改变,但是抗原驱动不同选择检查点的信号传导机制还不完全确定。我们最近描述了一种新的钙依赖性ERK信号通路在发展中的B细胞,是促凋亡和介导B细胞负选择。这一途径需要PKC?和RasGRP蛋白质,并且在PKC g缺陷型小鼠中该途径的缺失导致阴性选择期间B细胞存活增加,并且随后发展为具有淋巴细胞增殖和自身抗体产生的SLE样疾病。RasGRP 1缺陷型小鼠在T细胞发育中具有实质性的发育阻滞,这导致T细胞淋巴细胞减少症,但是随着它们年龄的增长,它们也发展出具有B细胞淋巴细胞增殖和自身抗体产生的SLE样疾病,其病因尚不清楚。此外,最近鉴定的RasGRP 1Anaef等位基因,其在RasGRP 1的第二EF-手中携带点突变,也导致SLE样疾病,其对T细胞发育的影响与RasGRP 1缺陷小鼠中观察到的不同。该建议的第一个目标是确定这些RasGRP 1小鼠模型中的SLE样表型是否是B细胞固有的,以及是否是由于B细胞发育期间促凋亡Erk信号传导的丧失。其次,因为我们已经确定了RasGRP 1上的丝氨酸332作为一个假定的PKC β靶磷酸化位点,这是激活这种新的Ca 2 +-ERK途径所必需的,我将使用体外生物化学实验来确定这种磷酸化对RasGRP 1的功能和特异性的影响。最后,我将开发编码突变S332 RasGRP 1的逆转录病毒,以确定该磷酸化位点在体内B细胞发育中的相关性。这些研究的成功完成将极大地推进我们对正常和病理条件下B细胞发育中Ras/Erk信号传导的理解。这样的洞察力是必不可少的定义的分子机制,赋予功能特异性不同的Ras/Erk途径,这反过来可能会查明事件,可以作为治疗靶点,而有轻微的或没有后果密切相关,但功能不同的途径。

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Modulation of B cell tolerance checkpoints by distinct Ras/Erk Pathways
通过不同的 Ras/Erk 通路调节 B 细胞耐受检查点
  • 批准号:
    8603195
  • 财政年份:
    2013
  • 资助金额:
    $ 7.84万
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