MUTATIONS THAT IMPAIR A POSTTRANSCRIPTIONAL STEP IN EXPRESSION OF HLA-A AND HLA-B ANTIGENS
MUTATIONS THAT IMPAIR A POSTTRANSCRIPTIONAL STEP IN EXPRESSION OF HLA-A AND HLA-B ANTIGENS
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DOI:
10.1073/pnas.82.23.8183
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发表时间:
1985-01-01
影响因子:
11.1
通讯作者:
ORR, HT
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作者:
DEMARS, R;RUDERSDORF, R;ORR, HT
Mutations can interfere with posttranscriptional expression of the HLA-A and -B genes. B-lymphoblastoid cells that contain one copy of the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) were subjected to mutagenesis and immunoselection for MHC antigen-loss mutants. Some mutations partially reduced surface expression of HLA-A and eliminated HLA-B expression concurrently, although the HLA-A and -B genes were present and transcribed. Antigen expression was fully restored in hybrids of these mutants with other B-lymphoblastoid cells. Therefore, normal cell surface expression of the HLA-A and -B antigens on B lymphoblasts requires (i) execution of at least one trans-active step in the production of the antigens after transcription of the HLA-A and -B genes or (ii) association of the class I antigens with other molecules. DNA analysis of one mutant suggests the possibility that a locus required for the normal expression of the HLA-A and -B antigens is located between the MHC complement genes and the HLA-DP .alpha.II locus.