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Novel DRA alleles extracted from seven macaque cohorts.

M K H van der Wiel1, N Otting, L M Zeijdel, G G M Doxiadis, R E Bontrop.   

Abstract

In this document, we report the detection of 37 DRA alleles in macaque cohorts.
© 2015 John Wiley & Sons A/S. Published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd.

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Keywords:  Mafa-DRA; Mamu-DRA; Mane-DRA; major histocompatibility complex; nonhuman primates

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Year:  2015        PMID: 25626611      PMCID: PMC5024057          DOI: 10.1111/tan.12510

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Tissue Antigens        ISSN: 0001-2815


Non‐human primates such as macaques are widely used as animal models in research on human diseases. Their application in the study of immune‐related disorders mandates the investigation of these primates' major histocompatibility complexes (MHC). For this purpose, various cohorts of rhesus (Macaca mulatta), cynomolgus (Macaca fascicularis), and pigtailed macaques (Macaca nemestrina) were subjected to the analyses of their Mhc‐DR region, the equivalent of human leukocyte antigen (HLA)‐DR in humans 1, 2, 3, 4. The DRB region is characterised by allelic polymorphism, and by gene copy number variation or region configuration polymorphism. Whereas in humans only five DRB region configurations, with profound allelic polymorphisms, are known, the equivalent region in macaques is more complex. For example, in a study involving a pedigreed cohort of cynomolgus macaques, 28 different region configurations were described, in which the number of DRB genes ranges from two to five per haplotype 2. In humans, the DRA gene is not duplicated and is virtually non‐polymorphic. Only five transcribed HLA‐DRA alleles are known, coding for two different α‐chains. In macaques, polymorphism for the DRA gene has been described, and many DRA alleles have been reported for cynomolgus, rhesus, and pigtailed macaques (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ipd/mhc/nhp/) 5. Most base pair differences are synonymous, however, and the non‐synonymous variation is mainly confined to the third codon of the leader peptide. This is in contrast to other MHC class II genes, in which polymorphism is observed in the exons encoding the peptide‐binding amino acids. Two lineages of DRA alleles are distinguished in macaques: DRA*01 and the less frequent DRA*02. The proteins that are encoded by the second lineage differ for five amino acids, three of which are positioned in exon 2. These differences may have an influence on the binding of peptides. Here, we report 37 additional Mhc‐DRA alleles in cynomolgus macaques of various geographical origins, in Chinese rhesus monkeys, and in pigtailed macaques, detected by routinely conducted mRNA sequencing. The Indonesian cynomolgus macaques are housed at Alpha Genesis Inc. (Yemassee, SC). The Cambodian and Vietnamese cynomolgus samples, along with the Chinese rhesus macaque samples, were obtained from breeding centres in China (Table 1). The pigtailed macaque samples were provided by Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore, MD).
Table 1

New DRA alleles detected in seven cohorts of macaques. The primate centres that provided RNA samples are indicated in the third column. Animals with names containing Y are housed at Yulin, and those with names containing C are at the Hainan centre. The terms ‘ext’ and ‘conf’ are abbreviations for extension and confirmation of the respective alleles

AlleleAccessionAnimal/primate centreRemarksIdentical to
Indonesian cynomolgusAlpha Genesis, US
Mafa‐DRA*01:02:23 HF938095DX86, FC3Falso HF938091
Mafa‐DRA*01:03:09 HF938099DM43, FC3L
Mafa‐DRA*01:04:02 HF938096FC7B, FC7CAB306651, EU877219 ext
Mafa‐DRA*01:11 HF938097DV69, GB68
Mafa‐DRA*01:12 HF938098FE8C, CG2G
Cambodian cynomolgusJinggang and Hainan, China
Mafa‐DRA*01:01:11 LN6243670501564 Mamu‐DRA* 01:04:04
Mafa‐DRA*01:02:22 LN6243680306143, 1105180JQ698500 ext Mamu‐DRA* 01:02:02
Mafa‐DRA*01:02:24 LN626614760, 802 Mamu‐DRA*01:02:09
Mafa‐DRA*01:02:25 LN624369C1206043, C0602051 Mane‐DRA*01:02:01
Mafa‐DRA*01:02:26 LN6243700511187
Mafa‐DRA*01:10:03 LN6243711205008, 0707596
Vietnamese cynomolgusYulin, China
Mafa‐DRA*01:13 LN624372Y1203001,Y9407013
Chinese rhesusChengdu and Yulin, China
Mamu‐DRA*01:02:08 HF93810299027, 9904016Y
Mamu‐DRA*01:02:09 HF93810309057, 09085
Mamu‐DRA*01:03:01 HF58689602314, 97699AJ586881 ext Mane‐DRA*01:03:01, Mafa‐DRA*01:03:01
Mamu‐DRA*01:04:01 HF58689799088, 9706006YAJ586882, KC428062 conf Mafa‐DRA*01:01:07
Mamu‐DRA*01:04:02 HF58689899107, 9402005YAJ586883 conf
Mamu‐DRA*01:04:04 HF5868999067
Mamu‐DRA*01:04:05 HF58690199033 Mane‐DRA*01:04:02, Mafa‐DRA*01:01:08
Mamu‐DRA*01:04:06 HF5869029606001Y, 9706006Y Mafa‐DRA*01:01:06
Mamu‐DRA*01:04:07 HF9381019309009Y, 9606001Y
Mamu‐DRA*01:06:01 HF58690099261, 9701010YKC428075 ext
Mamu‐DRA*01:06:02 HF93810095512, 02818
Mamu‐DRA*01:06:03 HF93810402874, 0905012Y Mafa‐DRA*01:10:02
Mamu‐DRA*01:07 HF93810594820, 99036KC428078 ext Mafa‐DRA*01:04:01, Mane‐DRA*01:05
Mamu‐DRA*02:01 HF58690399027, 09300AM910165 genomic Mafa‐DRA*02:01:01, Mane‐DRA*02:01:03
Pigtailed macaqueJohns Hopkins, US
Mane‐DRA*01:01 HF93811415Y, 69Z Mafa‐DRA*01:09
Mane‐DRA*01:02:01 HF93810676Z, 88Z
Mane‐DRA*01:02:02 HF93810771X, 42R Mafa‐DRA*01:02:01
Mane‐DRA*01:03:01 HF938111LJ2, 94ZGQ214407 conf Mafa‐DRA*01:03:01, Mamu‐DRA*01:03:01
Mane‐DRA*01:03:02 HF938112AT4B, 61Y
Mane‐DRA*01:04:01 HF93811316V, 93W
Mane‐DRA*01:05 HF938108JT1, 59Y Mafa‐DRA*01:04:01, Mamu‐DRA*01:07
Mane‐DRA*01:06:01 HF9381095Y, 854
Mane‐DRA*01:06:02 HF93811058Y, CT2C
Mane‐DRA*02:01:01 HF93811574Z, UP1 Mafa‐DRA*02:01:04
Mane‐DRA*02:01:02 HF93811612Y, 93Z
New DRA alleles detected in seven cohorts of macaques. The primate centres that provided RNA samples are indicated in the third column. Animals with names containing Y are housed at Yulin, and those with names containing C are at the Hainan centre. The terms ‘ext’ and ‘conf’ are abbreviations for extension and confirmation of the respective alleles Using RNA samples derived from the animals, first‐strand cDNA synthesis was performed with the RevertAid kit (Thermo Fisher Scientific, Landsmeer, The Netherlands), followed by polymerase chain reaction (PCR) with primers 5′DRAF2 and 3DRA‐R2 6. Cloning, Sanger‐sequencing, and data‐analyses were performed as previously described 2. The novel sequences, based on at least two PCR reactions, were submitted to the EMBL‐EBI database, and – for official designations – to the non‐human primate section of the IPD database. A total of 37 full‐length mRNA sequences were submitted, respectively, 12 MafaDRA, 14 Mamu‐DRA, and 11 Mane‐DRA alleles, respectively (Table 1). Five alleles extend known sequences, whereas three redundant submissions appeared to confirm already known full‐length alleles. The other 29 sequences represent unreported DRA alleles. The rhesus macaque Mamu‐DRA*02:01 allele was reported earlier as Mamu‐DRA*0106, based on genomic sequencing 1 and is identical to the alleles MafaDRA*02:01:01 and Mane‐DRA*02:01:03 in cynomolgus and pigtailed macaques. Other Mhc‐DRA alleles are also shared by the macaque species, emphasising their common ancestry.

Conflict of interest

The authors have declared no conflicting interests.
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