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The 33,000 protein precipitated by Ly-6A.2-specific antibodies is not associated with the Ly-6 polymorphism.

B A Houlden1, I F McKenzie, P M Hogarth.   

Abstract

In this study, the relative mass of the Ly-6A.2 antigen was shown to be 12,000-14,000, in contrast to initial studies which showed the relative mass to be 33,000. Using polymorphic Ly-6-specific antibodies, the 33,000 molecules could be immunoprecipitated from surface-iodinated thymocytes of Ly-6A.2+, Ly-6A.2- strains and a Ly-6A.2- mutant cell line BW(Thy-1-e). This clearly demonstrated that 33,000 molecules were not associated with the Ly-6 polymorphism. By contrast, when biosynthetically labeled Ly-6A.2+ spleen cell lysates were analyzed, the major species immunoprecipitated by the polymorphic Ly-6A.2-specific antibody was 12,000-14,000, although a minor 33,000 species were also evident. The Ly-6A-specific antibody D7 which detects a monomorphic epitope on the Ly-6A molecule could immunoprecipitate the 12,000-14,000 molecules from surface-labeled cells. By contrast, the Ly-6A.2-specific antibodies detecting the polymorphic Ly-6A.2 determinant could not, though the reasons for this difference are not clear. Thus 12,000-14,000 molecules were only immunoprecipitated from Ly-6A.2+ cells, whereas 33,000 molecules were precipitated from both Ly-6A.2+ cells and Ly-6A.2- cells. These findings suggest that the 33,000 molecules immunoprecipitated by 5041-24.2 are most likely to be an unrelated protein, possibly cross-reactive with some Ly-6A.2 antibodies.

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Year:  1988        PMID: 3182014     DOI: 10.1007/bf00355370

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Immunogenetics        ISSN: 0093-7711            Impact factor:   2.846


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