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The Journal of Immunology, Vol 155, Issue 12 5623-5630, Copyright © 1995 by American Association of Immunologists

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In vivo association between p56lck and MAP kinase during IL-2-mediated lymphocyte proliferation

J Taieb, DA Blanchard, MT Auffredou, N Chaouchi and A Vazquez
INSERM U131, Clamart, France.

We previously reported that p56lck expression is upregulated in human B lymphocytes upon mitogenic stimulation. In this report, we characterized the molecules associated with p56lck in vivo in leukemic B cells costimulated with anti-mu Ab and IL-2 for 72 h. In vitro phosphorylation after p56lck immunoprecipitation indicated that p56lck is associated in vivo with the beta chain of the IL-2 receptor and p42 MAP kinase as well as a number of other proteins. Moreover, p56lck- associated MAP kinase is tyrosine and threonine phosphorylated, suggesting that it is activated. Prevention of DNA synthesis with aphidicolin abrogated this molecular association, and furthermore, cell cycle analysis with IL-2-dependent T cells showed that in cells in G1, MAP kinase was not associated to p56lck, whereas this p56lck-MAP kinase association was observed when cells are in S phase. Thus, p56lck and MAP kinase are only associated during S phase. These data suggest that MAP kinase in association with p56lck is directly involved in the control of IL-2-mediated DNA synthesis of both B and T lymphocytes.


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