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The Journal of Immunology, 2005, 175: 909-916.
Copyright © 2005 by The American Association of Immunologists

In Vivo Assessment of the Relative Contributions of Deletion, Anergy, and Editing to B Cell Self-Tolerance1

Keli L. Hippen2,*, Brian R. Schram*, Lina E. Tze3,*, Kathryn A. Pape{dagger}, Marc K. Jenkins{dagger} and Timothy W. Behrens2,*

Departments of* Medicine and{dagger} Microbiology, Center for Immunology, University of Minnesota Medical School, Minneapolis, MN 55455

In normal B cell development, a large percentage of newly formed cells bear receptors with high levels of self-reactivity that must be tolerized before entry into the mature B cell pool. We followed the fate of self-reactive B cells expressing high affinity anti-hen egg lysozyme (HEL) Ag receptors exposed in vivo to membrane HEL in a setting in which the anti-HEL L chain was "knocked-in" at the endogenous L chain locus. These mice demonstrated extensive and efficient L chain receptor editing responses and had B cell numbers comparable to those found in animals lacking membrane Ag. BrdU labeling indicated that the time required for editing in response to membrane HEL was ~6 h. In mice transgenic for soluble HEL, anti-HEL B cells capable of editing showed evidence for both editing and anergy. These data identify receptor editing as a major physiologic mechanism by which highly self-reactive B cells are tolerized to membrane and soluble self-Ags.


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