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ASSEMBLY, INTRACELLULAR TRAFFICKING, AND FUNCTION OF MHC CLASS IB

ASSEMBLY, INTRACELLULAR TRAFFICKING, AND FUNCTION OF MHC CLASS IB
IB 类 MHC 的组装、细胞内运输和功能
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5200615
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J W YEWDELL
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美国
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经典的I类分子呈递内源性肽抗原, 通过细胞毒性T淋巴细胞识别,其通过 由TAP 1和TAP 2基因编码的异二聚体。 非经典I类 (Ib类)分子,尽管结构与经典的 I分子,具有未知的功能。 我们有兴趣研究 代表性Ib类鼠的细胞生物学和生物化学 分子,Q7/B和mCD 1.1,最终目标是确定是否 非经典I类分子可将病毒抗原呈递给细胞毒性 T细胞。 为了研究这些蛋白在各种组织培养细胞中的表达, 系在严格控制的方式在体外和小鼠,我们生产 表达这些蛋白质的牛痘病毒重组体。 使用这些 我们发现重组体细胞表面表达Q7/B和Q7/B mCD1.1需要与β 2-微球蛋白组装。 Q7/B表达也 需要细胞表达TAP,而mCD1.1表达是TAP 独立的 与A合作。普林斯顿大学(Princeton University) 我们发现mCD1.1的抗原呈递功能是一个独特的亚群, 与表面表达的要求平行。
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Classical class I molecules present endogenous peptide antigens for recognition by cytotoxic T lymphocytes, which are transported by a heterodimer encoded by the TAP1 and TAP2 genes. Nonclassical class I (class Ib) molecules, although similar in structure to classical class I molecules, have an unknown function. We are interested in studying the cell biology and biochemistry of the representative murine class Ib molecules, Q7/b and mCD1.1, with the ultimate goal of determining whether nonclassical class I molecules can present viral antigens to cytotoxic T cells. To study these proteins in a variety of tissue culture cell lines in a strictly controlled manner in vitro and in mice we produced vaccinia virus recombinants expressing these proteins. Using these recombinants we found that cell surface expression of both Q7/b and mCD1.1 requires assembly with beta2-microglobulin. Q7/b expression also requires cells to express TAP, while mCD1.1 expression is TAP independent. In collaboration with A. Bendelac (Princeton University) we found the antigen presentation function of mCD1.1 to a unique subset of T cells parallels the requirement for surface expression.
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