Ben-Nun A, Lando Z, Dorf M E, Burakoff S J
J Exp Med. 1983 Jun 1;157(6):2147-53. doi: 10.1084/jem.157.6.2147.
Two T cell clones, one specific for I-Es/d plus myelin basic protein (BP) and another specific for I-Ak plus influenza virus have been demonstrated to cross-react with DBA/2 cells. Genetic and serological analyses have shown that each clone recognizes its respective priming antigen in association with self-major histocompatibility complex (MHC) determinants and each recognizes DBA/2 minor H antigens in association with allo I-Ad MHC antigens. Further analysis of these clones suggests (a) that the allo I-Ad MHC epitopes recognized by these clones are not shared with self-I-A epitopes, (b) that the virus or BP antigens do not cross-react with DBA/2 minor H antigens, (c) that these clones recognize different determinants on the DBA/2 minor H antigens, and (d) that there is a requirement for a specific association between the different MHC antigens and the non-MHC antigens to stimulate these clones. This specific associative recognition argues strongly for the "altered self" hypothesis.
已证明两个T细胞克隆与DBA/2细胞发生交叉反应,其中一个克隆对I-Es/d加髓鞘碱性蛋白(BP)具有特异性,另一个克隆对I-Ak加流感病毒具有特异性。遗传和血清学分析表明,每个克隆识别与自身主要组织相容性复合体(MHC)决定簇相关的各自的致敏抗原,并且每个克隆识别与同种异体I-Ad MHC抗原相关的DBA/2次要组织相容性抗原。对这些克隆的进一步分析表明:(a)这些克隆识别的同种异体I-Ad MHC表位不与自身I-A表位共享;(b)病毒或BP抗原不与DBA/2次要组织相容性抗原发生交叉反应;(c)这些克隆识别DBA/2次要组织相容性抗原上的不同决定簇;(d)不同的MHC抗原与非MHC抗原之间需要特定的关联来刺激这些克隆。这种特异性关联识别有力地支持了“自身改变”假说。