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The Journal of Immunology, 1998, 161: 2079-2083.
Copyright © 1998 by The American Association of Immunologists


CUTTING EDGE

Cutting Edge: Fc{gamma}RII-B1 Regulates the Presentation of B Cell Receptor-Bound Antigens1

Stacey A. Minskoff2, Karl Matter3 and Ira Mellman4

Department of Cell Biology, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT 06520

Fc{gamma} receptors (Fc{gamma}RII) on B lymphocytes negatively regulate B cell receptor (BCR)-dependent activation upon cross-linking of the two receptors. The mechanism reflects the ability of the Fc{gamma}RII cytoplasmic tail to recruit specific phosphatases that inactivate elements of the BCR-signaling cascade. We now show that cross-linking also blocks the processing and presentation of BCR-bound Ag. This occurs because the Fc{gamma}RII isoform typically expressed by B cells (Fc{gamma}RII-B1) is incompetent for endocytosis. When cross-linked, Fc{gamma}RII-B1 acts as a dominant negative inhibitor of BCR endocytosis. In contrast, cross-linking of endocytosis-competent Fc{gamma}RII isoforms did not inhibit endocytosis or processing of BCR-bound Ag. Thus, Fc{gamma}RII-B1 acts not only to prevent B cell activation under conditions of Ab excess, but also to prevent clonotypic T cell activation by inhibiting the ability of B cells to generate specific MHC class II-bound TCR ligands.




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