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Human rheumatoid B-1a (CD5+ B) cells make somatically hypermutated high affinity
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Mantovani L
; Wilder RL
; Casali P
J Immunol
1993[Jul]; 151
(1
): 473-88
PMID7686945
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To analyze the structure and formally ascertain the B-1a cellular origin of IgM
rheumatoid factor (RF) autoantibodies, we generated 4 IgM RF mAb-producing cell
lines using sorted (surface CD5+) B-1a cells from a patient with active
rheumatoid arthritis. The RF mAb111, mAb112, mAb113, and mAb114 were monoreactive
and displayed a relatively high affinity for human IgG Fc fragment (Kd, 3.1 x
10(-7) to 6.8 x 10(-7) M). The B-1a origin of the lymphocytes that gave rise to
the IgM RF was confirmed by the expression of surface CD5 and specific CD5 mRNA
by all mAb-producing cell lines. Analysis of the genes encoding the RF mAb VH and
VL regions revealed that members of the VHI and VHIII families were utilized in
conjunction with V kappa IIIa, V kappa IIIb, or V lambda I genes. JH3 and JH4
genes were each utilized twice. The H chain CDR3 sequences were divergent and
variable in length. The RF mAb VH genes were identical or closely related to
those expressed in the "restricted" fetal B cell repertoire and/or were
JH-proximal. For instance, mAb111 VH gene likely constituted a mutated variant of
the expressed fetal 20P3 which is the second most JH-proximal gene (125 kb from
JH). In addition, the expressed VH and VL genes were among those that have been
found to encode other RF, different autoantibodies, high affinity antibodies
induced by exogenous Ag, and natural autoantibodies in the adult and neonatal B
cell repertoires. When compared with those of known germline genes, the expressed
V gene sequences displayed a number of differences. By cloning and sequencing DNA
from PMN of the same patient whose B lymphocytes were used for the mAb
generation, we showed that such differences resulted from somatic hypermutation
in the RF mAb112 VH gene. The germline gene (112GL) that presumably gave rise to
the RF mAb112 VH segment was identical to the expressed fetal 51P1 gene. The
distribution and the high replacement to silent mutation ratio of the nucleotide
mutations in RF mAb112 VH segment were highly consistent with their selection by
Ag. RF mAb113 was clonally related to RF mAb112, as shown by the utilization of
the same sets of VHI-D-JH4 and V kappa IIIb-J kappa 4 genes, displaying identical
junctional sequences, and the presence of two identical replacement and one
silent mutations.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 400 WORDS)