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The Journal of Immunology, 1998, 161: 6604-6613.
Copyright © 1998 by The American Association of Immunologists

Loss of Original Antigenic Specificity in T Cell Hybridomas Transduced with a Chimeric Receptor Containing Single-Chain Fv of an Anti-Collagen Antibody and Fc{epsilon}RI-Signaling {gamma} Subunit1

Alexander E. Annenkov*, Sasha P. Moyes*, Zelig Eshhar{dagger}, Rizgar A. Mageed* and Yuti Chernajovsky2,*

* Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology, London, United Kingdom; and {dagger} Department of Immunology, Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, Israel

T cell hybridomas HCQ6 and MD.45 acquired Ab-type specificity to collagen type II, when engrafted with a chimeric cell surface receptor, scC2Fv/{gamma}, which includes the single-chain Fv domain (scFv) of the anti-collagen type II mAb C2 and the signaling {gamma} subunit of the Fc{epsilon}RI. When transduced into MD.45 cells, scC2Fv/{gamma} or its mutated form lacking immunoreceptor tyrosine-based activation motif (ITAM), scC2Fv/{gamma}IC-, formed mainly homodimers. A small proportion of these molecules formed heterodimers with endogenous CD3{zeta} in these hybridoma cells. By contrast, in HCQ6 cells, the majority of scC2Fv/{gamma} and scC2Fv/{gamma}IC- molecules formed heterodimers with CD3{zeta}, and only a small proportion of them was expressed as homodimers. Stimulation with plastic-immobilized collagen induced IL-2 production in scC2Fv/{gamma}-transduced MD.45 cells, but not in MD.45 cells transduced with the ITAM-less chimera scC2Fv/{gamma}IC-. HCQ6 cells transduced with scC2Fv/{gamma} responded to plastic-bound collagen. Due to the high content of CD3{zeta}-associated chimeras, HCQ6 cells transduced with the ITAM-less scC2Fv/{gamma}IC- chimera were also responsive to plastic-bound collagen. When cells were stimulated with collagen in solution, MD.45 cells transduced with scC2Fv/{gamma} produced IL-2, whereas transduced HCQ6 cells were unresponsive, hence suggesting that the ability of cells transduced with scC2Fv chimeras to respond to soluble collagen correlated with predominant expression of divalent scC2Fv/{gamma} homodimers, but not monovalent scC2Fv/{gamma}-CD3{zeta} or scC2Fv/{gamma}IC--CD3{zeta} heterodimers. Of interest, expression of CD3 subunits in hybridomas transduced with scC2Fv chimeras was reduced, resulting in decreased response to cognate Ags.




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