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The Journal of Immunology, Vol 148, Issue 3 746-752, Copyright © 1992 by American Association of Immunologists


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T cell receptor sequences from encephalitogenic T cells in adult Lewis rats suggest an early ontogenic origin

XM Zhang and E Heber-Katz
Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology, Philadelphia, PA 19104.

In the Lewis rat, the encephalitogenic determinant of myelin basic protein (MBP), residues 68 to 88, induces an alpha beta + T cell population whose TCR beta-chains are exclusively derived from the V beta 8 TCR gene family. As presented here, sequencing of these beta- chains has revealed the following. 1) There is an absolute restriction to a single V beta 8 family member, previously identified as V beta 8.2. This V region is used by only 10% of the V beta 8+ TCR found in normal unprimed mesenteric and cervical lymph node T cell populations. 2) There is a serine at residue 97 (in the CDR3 region of the beta- chain) which appears to be Ag-specific and is not found in normal populations of adult T cells. 3) There is a size restriction of these MBP-specific beta-chains, resulting from the addition and deletion of nucleotides in the CDR3 region, which tend to cancel each other out. 4) There is a paucity of N-region nucleotide additions in the J region of these MBP-specific beta-chains. Such a reduced number of nontemplate- added nucleotides has been associated with receptors that rearrange early during development and fail to add nucleotides due to a lack of terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase at that time. These results have led us to propose that the selection of MBP-reactive autoimmune T cells is based on both the Ag and the time frame when these cells are generated and enter the peripheral T cell pool.


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