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KIR3DS1-Mediated Recognition of HLA-*B51: Modulation of KIR3DS1 Responsiveness by
Self HLA-B Allotypes and Effect on NK Cell Licensing
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Carlomagno S
; Falco M
; Bono M
; Alicata C
; Garbarino L
; Mazzocco M
; Moretta L
; Moretta A
; Sivori S
Front Immunol
2017[]; 8
(ä): 581
PMID28603523
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Several studies described an association between killer-cell immunoglobulin-like
receptor (KIR)/HLA gene combinations and clinical outcomes in various diseases.
In particular, an important combined role for KIR3DS1 and HLA-B Bw4-I80 in
controlling viral infections and a higher protection against leukemic relapses in
donor equipped with activating KIRs in haplo-HSCT has been described. Here, we
show that KIR3DS1 mediates positive signals upon recognition of HLA-B*51
(Bw4-I80) surface molecules on target cells and that this activation occurs only
in Bw4-I80(neg) individuals, including those carrying particular KIR/HLA
combination settings. In addition, killing of HLA-B*51 transfected target cells
mediated by KIR3DS1(+)/NKG2A(+) natural killer (NK) cell clones from Bw4-I80(neg)
donors could be partially inhibited by antibody-mediated masking of KIR3DS1.
Interestingly, KIR3DS1-mediated recognition of HLA-B*51 could be better
appreciated under experimental conditions in which the function of NKG2D was
reduced by mAb-mediated blocking. This experimental approach may mimic the
compromised function of NKG2D occurring in certain viral infections. We also show
that, in KIR3DS1(+)/NKG2A(+) NK cell clones derived from an HLA-B Bw4-T80 donor
carrying 2 KIR3DS1 gene copy numbers, the positive signal generated by the
engagement of KIR3DS1 by HLA-B*51 resulted in a more efficient killing of
HLA-B*51-transfected target cells. Moreover, in these clones, a direct
correlation between KIR3DS1 and NKG2D surface density was detected, while the
expression of NKp46 was inversely correlated with that of KIR3DS1. Finally, we
analyzed KIR3DS1(+)/NKG2A(+) NK cell clones from a HLA-B Bw4(neg) donor carrying
cytoplasmic KIR3DL1. Although these clones expressed lower levels of surface
KIR3DS1, they displayed responses comparable to those of NK cell clones derived
from HLA-B Bw4(neg) donors that expressed surface KIR3DL1. Altogether these data
suggest that, in particular KIR/HLA combinations, KIR3DS1 may play a role in the
process of human NK cell education.