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2 Subunit Reveals Regions that Become Exposed Upon Receptor Activation1
Center for Blood Research, Department of Pathology, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 02115
The cysteine-rich repeats in the stalk region of integrin
subunits appear to convey signals impinging on the cytoplasmic domains
to the ligand-binding headpiece of integrins. We have examined the
functional properties of mAbs to the stalk region and mapped their
epitopes, providing a structure-function map. Among a panel of 14 mAbs
to the
2 subunit, one, KIM127, preferentially bound to
L
2 that was activated by mutations in the
cytoplasmic domains, and by Mn2+. KIM127 also bound
preferentially to the free
2 subunit compared with
resting
L
2. Activating
2
mutations also greatly enhanced binding of KIM127 to integrins
M
2 and
X
2.
Thus, the KIM127 epitope is shielded by the
subunit, and becomes
reexposed upon receptor activation. Three other mAbs, CBR LFA-1/2,
MEM48, and KIM185, activated
L
2 and bound
equally well to resting and activated
L
2,
differentially recognized resting
M
2 and
X
2, and bound fully to activated
M
2 and
X
2.
The KIM127 epitope localizes within cysteine-rich repeat 2, to residues
504, 506, and 508. By contrast, the two activating mAbs CBR LFA-1/2 and
MEM48 bind to overlapping epitopes involving residues 534, 536, 541,
543, and 546 in cysteine-rich repeat 3, and the activating mAb KIM185
maps near the end of cysteine-rich repeat 4. The nonactivating mAbs,
6.7 and CBR LFA-1/7, map more N-terminal, to subregions 344432 and
432487, respectively. We thus define five different
2
stalk subregions, mAb binding to which correlates with effect on
activation, and define regions in an interface that becomes exposed
upon integrin activation.
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