Bd. Brondz et al., CYTOTOXIC T-LYMPHOCYTES, MEMORY CELLS, AND T-CELL SUPPRESSORS SPECIFIC TO ALLOANTIGEN H-2K(B) DIFFER IN RECOGNITION OF MHC MOLECULE H-2K(B)PEPTIDES, Molecular biology, 30(1), 1996, pp. 97-101
Six individual peptides of H-2K(b) molecule (MHC class I) correspondin
g to variable sequences of alpha(1) domain (peptides 1 and 2) and alph
a(2) domain (peptides 3-6) were selected. Conditions suppressing T-lym
phocyte CD8(+) (CTL, mCTL, mCTL-2, and Ts) nonspecific adhesion on syn
geneic macrophage monolayers were determined. Using adsorption-elution
on syngeneic macrophage monolayers pretreated with peptides, it was s
hown that effector CTL do not interact with peptides of MHC class I mo
lecules, Ts interact with alpha(2) domain peptides (peptides 4, 5, and
6), and mCTL interact with peptide 4 of alpha(2) domain. Hence the re
sults obtained provide the basis for selective induction of different
T-lymphocyte subclasses by MHC molecule peptides.