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The Journal of Immunology, 1998, 161: 859-867.
Copyright © 1998 by The American Association of Immunologists

Regulation of Apoptosis by Tyrosine-Containing Domains of IL-4R{alpha}: Y497 and Y713, But Not the STAT6-Docking Tyrosines, Signal Protection from Apoptosis1

José Zamorano and Achsah D. Keegan2

Department of Immunology, Jerome Holland Laboratories, American Red Cross, Rockville, MD 20855

IL-4 is a cytokine with important antiapoptotic activity. We have analyzed the role that tyrosine-containing domains within the cytoplasmic tail of IL-4R{alpha} play in IL-4-mediated protection from apoptosis. 32D cells expressing a wt huIL-4R{alpha} or one truncated at aa 557 were protected by huIL-4 from apoptosis while cells expressing a receptor truncated at aa 657 were not, suggesting that the carboxyl-terminal domain signals protection from apoptosis. However, changing Y713 within this region to phenylalanine had no effect. To analyze the contribution of tyrosine-containing domains independently, we transplanted regions of the huIL-4R{alpha} to a truncated form of the huIL-2Rß that could not signal protection from apoptosis. Transplantation of the huIL-4R{alpha} domains containing Y497 or Y713 partially prevented cell death and together signaled protection from apoptosis in response to IL-2 as well as the wt IL-2Rß. Mutation of Y497 and Y713 to phenylalanine inhibited protection. In contrast, transplantation of the domain containing the potential STAT6-docking tyrosines alone had no effect, yet it inhibited the protection mediated by the other domains. Although IL-4R{alpha} signals Shc and SH2-containing inositol phosphatase (SHIP) phosphorylation, we could not establish an association between their activation and protection from apoptosis. Taken together, this study suggests that the domains of the huIL-4R{alpha} containing Y497 and Y713 positively regulate protection from apoptosis while the domain containing the STAT6 docking sites suppresses this protection, and that additional signaling molecules other than insulin receptor substrate-1 (IRS1), Shc, or SHIP may be involved in antiapoptotic signaling.




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