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CD 19
CD81
Reinforce Iga and Igb signal transduction

Does not initiate message

CD19 has ITAM
T Cell Independent
Uses non-protein antigen

Frequently MZB and B-1

Quickly diff into IgM secreting plasma cells
T Cell Dependent
uses protein antigen

Can create memory cells, via CD4+ help

CD40:CD40L interaction important
Chemokine receptor attract B Cell entrance into lymph node
CXCR5
Cytokines produced for survival and proliferation in node
(TNF):

BAFF, APRIL, BLys
Antigen entrance into node

Antigen Action
via DC

Free soluble antigen

1. stim B cell activation
2. endocytosed for T cell presentation
Inital signal transducers
Iga and Igb:

disulfide bonded

no ligand

initiates signal transduction w/ ITAM after antigen is cross-linked by Ab receptors
Src family kinases
After Iga and Igb:

anchored Lyn, Fyn, Blk

Forms lipid raft
After Src phosphorylates ITAM on Iga and Igb
Recruits Syk (equiv of ZAP-70 in T)

activated by interacting w/ phosphor of ITAM

recruits adapter protein
Adapter protein
SLP-65
2 signal transduction pathway
Ras-MAP: mitogen activated protein

PLC: phospholipase C
Ras-MAP pathway
Using Sos, as GTP/GDP exchanger

Sos recruited to SLP-65

Enzyme production: ERK, JNK
PLC Pathway
PLC bind to SLP-65 --> phos by Syk

Breaks down mem PIP2 --> DAG IP3

DAG remain at surface, waiting for Ca2+ released by IP3

IP3 enter ER and release CA2+ from stores

Enzyme production: PKC-B and Ca2+- dep enzyme
NFAT, enzyme
Ca2+ dep enzyme
NF-KB, enzyme
PKC-B
AP-1, enzyme
ERK, JNK

(made of Fos + Jun)
Role of complement
to enhance B cell activation; links innate and adaptive

strengthens activating signal by amplification

For reaction, must be simult stim. w/ antigen-Ab receptor

opsonize
stim neutrophils
MAC
C3 parts

Receptor?
C3b: attaches to antigen

C3d: broken down from C3b, remain at antigen surface

CR2: C3d receptor
Receptor changes once B cell is activated
first more CD86, then CD80

cytokine receptor increased (ie. IL-2, BAFF)

changed chemokine (CXCR5 --> CCR7)
Locations of:

early phase activation

late phase activation
Early: border of primary follicle

Late: germinal centers in secondary follicle
Sequence of T dependent B cells
T cell activation

B cell activation

Interaction and Activation
T cell activation
antigen presented by DC

Induced expression of CD40L

Change chemokine receptor (CCR7 --> CXCR5)
B cell activation
Antigen recognition (can be soluble); display antigen w/ MHC II

Change chemokine receptor (CXCR5-->CCR7)
Interaction and Activation
B and T meet at primary follicle border

Isotype switching at primary (some small amounts of affinity mat)

Affinity mat and selection in germinal center of secondary follicle

Some diff into memory or long-lived plasma cell: migrate to bone marrow

Short lived plasma: remain in medullary cord
TLR can affect B cell activation
TLR induces which cytokine CD4+ secretes, which determines the isotype switching of B

B cells can sense pathogen --> quick dif into IgM plasma
T and B interface
Immunological synapse: Cytokine production

CD40:CD40L
Importance of CD40:CD40L
General Mech of CD4+ targeting (DC, MQ..)

Promotes prolif and diff via txt factors for AID

Promotes isotype switching via cytokine secretion of T cell

Promote germinal center formation (immune complex)
CD40
On APC- of TNF receptor family

constitutive on B

TRAF assoc to CD40 and initiate enzyme cascade
CD40L
On T cell- sim to Fas

Must be induced by APC
CD40:CD40L Sequencing
Antigen on DC presented to CD4+

CD40L expression induced on CD4+

activated B and T bind

B prolif and diff
TRAF
TNF- recept assoc factors;

initiate enzyme cascade

crucial for germinal center formation

increase expression of AID

TXT: Ca2+ dep --> NFAT
PKC-B --> NF-KB
ERK, JNK --> AP-1
CD40:CD40L Knockout
Leads to X-linked Hyper-IgM syndrome b/c can't isotype switch
Epstein-Barr
Mono

Simulates the CD40:CD40L bond and promotes proliferation of virus infected cells
Germinal Center: Dark Zone
High amounts of proliferation

centroblasts

Isotype switching

moves upward into light
Germinal Center: light zone
stops proliferation and undergoes somatic mutation and selection

selection by FDC
FDC
origination unknown;not from bone marrow

initiates germinal center formation via chemokine secretion and cytoplasmic projections; recruits one or two B cell to initiate

important for selection; want HIGH affinity (b/c went through affinity maturation)
Isotype switching
Permanent change in germline. No changes in VDJ, only Constant Heavy Chain

Uses AID (induced by CD40:CD40L) as the mechanism

Identity conferred by CD4+ cytokine secretion

Ab formation can be localized

Ultimately, CD4+ is the controller of immune response
IgA ?

IgG ? cytokine and CD4+

IgE ?
IgA --> TGF-B (T-indep; protein antigen)

IgG --> IFN-g (TH1)

IgE --> IL-4 (TH2)
roles in isotype switching

Cytokine

CD40:CD40L
cytokines determine Ig identity by opening DNA in front of the switch region of Ig constant regions

CD40:CD40L initiates AID to txt through Exon I
Linear sequence of coding region
Sense strand has the switches

Exon I Promoter...Exon I...Switch...Constant Regions
where are the nicks?
first nick: At S miu

Second nick: at S region before identifying constant region
Enzymes involved in isotype switching
AID: activating induced deaminase; converts C-->U

UNG: Uracil N-Glycosylate; removes U

Ape1 Endonuclease: nicks DNA
AID initiation
initiated by CD:40CD40L

DNA txt bubble w/ RNA pol txt top (sense strand)

Bottom: (antisense strand) is in open R loop, where AID can convert C-->U