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The Journal of Immunology, 1998, 160: 1724-1734.
Copyright © 1998 by The American Association of Immunologists

Resistance to Polyoma Virus-Induced Tumors Correlates with CTL Recognition of an Immunodominant H-2Dk-Restricted Epitope in the Middle T Protein1

Aron E. Lukacher2 and Christopher S. Wilson

Department of Pathology, Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, GA 30322

The natural mouse pathogen polyoma virus is highly oncogenic in H-2k mice carrying the endogenous superantigen encoded by the mouse mammary tumor provirus Mtv-7. This superantigen results in deletion of Vß6 TCR-expressing polyoma-specific CD8+ CTL, which appear to be critical effectors against polyoma tumorigenesis. Here we have isolated cloned lines of CD8+ T cells from resistant (i.e., Mtv-7-) H-2k mice that specifically lyse syngeneic polyoma virus-infected cells and polyoma tumor cells. Nearly all these CTL clones express Vß6 and are restricted in their recognition of virus-infected cells by H-2Dk. Screening a panel of synthetic peptides predicted to bind to Dk, for which no consensus peptide binding motif is known, we identified a peptide corresponding to a nine-amino acid sequence in the carboxyl-terminus of the middle T (MT) protein (amino acids 389–397) that was recognized by all the Vß6+CD8+ CTL clones. The inability of MT389–397-reactive CTL to recognize cells infected with a mutant polyoma virus encoding a MT truncated just proximal to this sequence indicates that MT389-397 is a naturally processed peptide. The frequencies of precursor CTL specific for polyoma virus and MT389–397 peptide were similar, indicating that MT389–397 is the immunodominant epitope in H-2k mice. In addition, polyoma-infected resistant mice possess a 10- to 20-fold higher MT389-397-specific precursor CTL frequency than susceptible mice. This highly focused CTL response to polyoma virus provides a valuable animal model to investigate the in vivo activity of CTL against virus-induced neoplasia.




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