TY - JOUR
T1 - Evidence that intestinal iga plasma cells in μ,ϰ transgenic mice are derived from B-1 (Ly-1 B) cells
AU - Kroese, Frans G.M.
AU - Ammerlaan, Willem A.M.
AU - Kantor, Aaron B.
PY - 1993/10
Y1 - 1993/10
N2 - B6-Sp6 transgenic mice carry fully rearranged (BALB/c-derlved, Igh-C* allotype)/i heavy chain and x light chain transgenes, specific for trlnltrophenyl, on a C57BL background (Igh-C* allotype). FACS analyses show that the majority of B cells in peripheral lymphoid organs and bone marrow (BM) express transgenic IgM exclusively. A small proportion of the B cells, however, express endogenous IgM, usually concomitant with transgenic IgM. Three criteria establish that the endogenous IgM expressing B cells belong to the B-1 cell lineage. (I) Endogenous IgM expressing B cells in B6-Sp6 mice have the same localization pattern as B-1 cells from normal animals: they are enriched In the peritoneal cavity. (II) The endogenous lgM+ B cells have the phenotype of B-1 cells: the endogenous IgM* peritoneal B cells express Mac-1 (CD11b) and low levels of IgD, and most also express CD5 (Ly-1). (ill) B6-Sp6 BM poorly reconstitutes endogenous lgM + B cells, Just as adult BM from normal mice poorly reconstitutes B-1 cells. In contrast, B cells which only express the transgene are readily reconstituted by B6-Sp6 BM. The few endogenous lgM+ cells In the B6-Sp6 BM recipients are located In the peritoneal cavity and have the phenotype of B-1b cells (previously the Ly-1 B sister population), which are known to be reconstituted by adult BM. Two-color Immunofluorescence staining of tissue sections from the gut and from Isolated gut lamina propria cells shows the presence of many IgA containing cells, about one-third of which simultaneously express cytoplasmic (transgenic) IgM. The C-reglon of this IgA Is produced by endogenous Ca genes, because the transgene encodes only for C., Furthermore, the majority of gut IgA containing cells do not express the Idiotype of the transgene, indicating that most of the gut IgA cells are encoded by endogenous VH genes and thus the result of an Isotype switch from endogenous IgM expressing B cells. Since the endogenous IgM* cells are B-1 cells (both B-1 a and B-1b), the data strongly Indicate that the Intestinal IgA plasma cells also belong to the B-1 cell lineage.
AB - B6-Sp6 transgenic mice carry fully rearranged (BALB/c-derlved, Igh-C* allotype)/i heavy chain and x light chain transgenes, specific for trlnltrophenyl, on a C57BL background (Igh-C* allotype). FACS analyses show that the majority of B cells in peripheral lymphoid organs and bone marrow (BM) express transgenic IgM exclusively. A small proportion of the B cells, however, express endogenous IgM, usually concomitant with transgenic IgM. Three criteria establish that the endogenous IgM expressing B cells belong to the B-1 cell lineage. (I) Endogenous IgM expressing B cells in B6-Sp6 mice have the same localization pattern as B-1 cells from normal animals: they are enriched In the peritoneal cavity. (II) The endogenous lgM+ B cells have the phenotype of B-1 cells: the endogenous IgM* peritoneal B cells express Mac-1 (CD11b) and low levels of IgD, and most also express CD5 (Ly-1). (ill) B6-Sp6 BM poorly reconstitutes endogenous lgM + B cells, Just as adult BM from normal mice poorly reconstitutes B-1 cells. In contrast, B cells which only express the transgene are readily reconstituted by B6-Sp6 BM. The few endogenous lgM+ cells In the B6-Sp6 BM recipients are located In the peritoneal cavity and have the phenotype of B-1b cells (previously the Ly-1 B sister population), which are known to be reconstituted by adult BM. Two-color Immunofluorescence staining of tissue sections from the gut and from Isolated gut lamina propria cells shows the presence of many IgA containing cells, about one-third of which simultaneously express cytoplasmic (transgenic) IgM. The C-reglon of this IgA Is produced by endogenous Ca genes, because the transgene encodes only for C., Furthermore, the majority of gut IgA containing cells do not express the Idiotype of the transgene, indicating that most of the gut IgA cells are encoded by endogenous VH genes and thus the result of an Isotype switch from endogenous IgM expressing B cells. Since the endogenous IgM* cells are B-1 cells (both B-1 a and B-1b), the data strongly Indicate that the Intestinal IgA plasma cells also belong to the B-1 cell lineage.
KW - B-1 cells
KW - CD5 B cells
KW - FACS
KW - IgA plasma cells
KW - Ly-1 B cells
KW - Mucosal immunity
KW - Transgenic mice
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U2 - 10.1093/intimm/5.10.1317
DO - 10.1093/intimm/5.10.1317
M3 - Article
C2 - 7505612
AN - SCOPUS:0027425530
SN - 0953-8178
VL - 5
SP - 1317
EP - 1327
JO - International Immunology
JF - International Immunology
IS - 10
ER -