Increased diversity within the HLA-B*07 group: Identification of the two novel alleles B*0709 and B*0710

Citation
Ha. Elsner et R. Blasczyk, Increased diversity within the HLA-B*07 group: Identification of the two novel alleles B*0709 and B*0710, TISSUE ANTI, 56(4), 2000, pp. 371-375
Citations number
26
Categorie Soggetti
Medical Research Diagnosis & Treatment
Journal title
TISSUE ANTIGENS
ISSN journal
00012815 → ACNP
Volume
56
Issue
4
Year of publication
2000
Pages
371 - 375
Database
ISI
SICI code
0001-2815(200010)56:4<371:IDWTHG>2.0.ZU;2-5
Abstract
The identification of the two novel alleles, HLA-B*0709 and B*0710, is desc ribed. B*0709 differs from B*07021 by a nucleotide exchange at position 419 (A>C) which is located in exon 3. At the protein level the nucleotide exch ange results in an amino acid residue difference (Tyr116Ser). The other new ly detected allele, B*0710, differs from B*07021 by a nucleotide exchange a t position 272 (A>G) which is located in exon 2. This nucleotide exchange a lso leads to an amino acid substitution (Tyr67Cys). The allogeneic potentia l in case of mismatch with other alleles of the B*07 group at bone marrow t ransplantation was assessed. The peptide motifs between B*0709 and B*0711 m ay be very similar and thus the alloreactive potential in case of mismatch may be low In contrast, mismatches of B*0709 and B*0710 with other B*07 all eles are likely to stimulate alloreactive T cells.