Imaging Synapse Formation during Thymocyte Selection

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Imaging Synapse Formation during Thymocyte Selection Lauren I. Richie, Peter J.R. Ebert, Lawren C. Wu, Matthew F. Krummel, John J.T. Owen, Mark M. Davis  Immunity  Volume 16, Issue 4, Pages 595-606 (April 2002) DOI: 10.1016/S1074-7613(02)00299-6

Figure 1 Lck-GFP and CD3ζ-GFP Localize to the Plasma Membrane of Transduced DP Thymocytes 5C.C7 TCR transgenic C57BL/6 thymocytes were transduced with lck-GFP or CD3ζ-GFP retroviruses. As expected, both fusion proteins localized to the plasma membrane. Scale bar, 10 μm. Immunity 2002 16, 595-606DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(02)00299-6)

Figure 2 B10.Br Stroma Mediate Positive and Negative Selection of Lck-GFP and CD3ζ-GFP-Expressing 5C.C7 TCR Transgenic Thymocytes (A) Six-day-old 5C.C7 C57BL/6 thymocytes were transduced with lck-GFP (left) and CD3ζ-GFP (right) and stained for CD8 to delineate DP from DN cells. CD8+ DP and CD8− DN cells were gated and analyzed for expression of GFP fusions. The percentage of GFP+ cells is shown above each histogram. (B) Twenty-four hours after infection, thymocytes from an experiment comparable to (A) were enriched for DPs and reaggregated with 2-dGuo-treated B10.Br stroma ± 1 μM MCC(88-103) for 72 hr. Reaggregates were disrupted and stained for CD4 and CD8 expression. The top row shows profiles of total live cells, demonstrating that CD4SP cells are positively selected without peptide addition and DP cells are deleted upon agonist peptide addition. DN cells result from incomplete enrichment for DP thymocytes, while generation of CD8 SPs from DNs is a feature of TCR transgenic thymocyte development in organ culture (Kersh et al., 2000). The middle row shows the percentage of GFP+ cells remaining in the reaggregate after 72 hr. In the bottom row, GFP+ cells were gated and analyzed for CD4 and CD8 expression. The GFP+ thymocytes undergo positive selection to the CD4 lineage on B10.Br stroma and undergo negative selection of DP thymocytes upon addition of 1 μM MCC. Immunity 2002 16, 595-606DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(02)00299-6)

Figure 3 2-dGuo-Treated I-Ek-Positive Stroma + MCC(88-103) Is Able to Mediate Conjugate Formation (A and B) Transduced 5C.C7 DP thymocytes were reaggregated with 2-dGuo-treated B10.Br stroma + 1 μM MCC 4 hr prior to imaging. Each panel consists of a DIC image and a false-color GFP image of lck-GFP (A) or CD3ζ-GFP (B). White arrows indicate the thymocyte shown in the GFP image. Note flat front and accumulation of GFP at the interfaces between thymocytes and stromal cells. A characteristic ring of thymocytes around a central epithelial cell can be seen in the left panel of (A). (C) C57BL/6 stroma was transduced with MCC:I-Ekα-CFP, cultured in 2d-Guo for 1 week, and reaggregated with CD3ζ-GFP-transduced 5C.C7 DP thymocytes. Each panel consists of a DIC image and an overlay of CD3ζ-GFP (green) and MCC:I-Ekα (red). Note that multiple small thymocytes frequently interact with a larger stromal cell as in the upper left panel. Scale bar, 10 μm. Supplemental Movie S1 (http://www.immunity.com/cgi/content/full/16/4/595/DC1) is a QuickTime movie showing a 3D rotation of cells shown in (C). Immunity 2002 16, 595-606DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(02)00299-6)

Figure 4 Lck and CD3ζ Are Frequently Excluded from the Center of the Interface during Negative Selection (A and B) Reaggregates of thymocytes expressing lck-GFP (A) and CD3ζ-GFP (B) were generated in the presence of 1 μM MCC. 3D reconstructions of conjugated thymocytes were made; the left side of each panel shows a side view of the reconstructed cell, and the right side shows the interface en face. (C and D) Reaggregates of 5C.C7 DP thymocytes and B10.BR stroma + 1 μM MCC were generated, fixed, and stained with antibodies to lck (C) or to Vβ3 (D). 3D reconstructions of conjugated thymocytes were generated. Note that endogenous TCR and lck are also distributed to the periphery of the interfaces. Scale bar, 10 μm; color scale as for Figure 3. Supplemental Movie S2 (http://www.immunity.com/cgi/content/full/16/4/595/DC1) is a QuickTime movie showing a 3D rotation of transduced thymocytes in (A) and (B). Immunity 2002 16, 595-606DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(02)00299-6)

Figure 5 Lck-GFP and CD3ζ-GFP Are Predominantly in Excluded Patterns in Thymocyte Conjugates, while CD3ζ-GFP Is More Frequently Found in Central Accumulations in 5C.C7 Blast Conjugates (A) Diagram and examples of accumulation patterns scored at immunological synapses. Circles outline the interface periphery as seen most clearly in Supplemental Movie S3 (http://www.immunity.com/cgi/content/full/16/4/595/DC1), which is a QuickTime movie of 3D rotations of different accumulation patterns. (B) Reaggregates of thymocytes with 1 μM peptide-loaded stromal cells formed for ≤4 hr, and reaggregates of T cell blasts with 1 μM peptide-loaded CH27 cells formed for ≤2 hr. Accumulation patterns were scored and graphed for the four main accumulation patterns. Lck-GFP patterns are similar in thymocytes and blasts undergoing conjugate formation; however, CD3ζ-GFP patterns differ markedly, as there are many more central patterns in blasts than in thymocytes. The ratios of peripheral:central GFP intensities for each accumulation pattern were consistent for all of the conjugates scored, indicating consistency in the designation of accumulation patterns (data not shown). Number of conjugates scored: 136 lck-GFP thymocytes, 151 CD3ζ-GFP thymocytes, 44 lck-GFP blasts, and 81 CD3ζ-GFP blasts. (C) To assess the contribution of APC type to accumulation patterns, thymocyte:CH27 conjugates and blast:stromal cell conjugates were made with MCC preloaded APCs. CD3ζ accumulation patterns are intermediate between those seen for thymocytes on stromal cells or blasts on CH27s, implicating a role for both APCs and T cell maturation stage in accumulation patterns. Color scale as for Figure 3. Immunity 2002 16, 595-606DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(02)00299-6)

Figure 6 Lck-GFP and CD3ζ-GFP-Expressing Thymocytes Initiate Conjugate Formation with Negatively Selecting Stroma Rapidly, Demonstrate Dynamic Accumulation Patterns at the Interface, and Maintain Stable Interactions with Stromal Cells Over Time 5C.C7 DP thymocytes expressing lck-GFP (top) or CD3ζ-GFP (bottom) were reaggregated with B10.Br stroma. MCC(88-103) peptide (1 μM) was added within 10 min of imaging. Time-lapse images were acquired every 3 min for 1 hr. The top row consists of DIC images taken at the indicated time points. Time 0 corresponds to the first time a flat GFP interface was observed for that cell. The white arrow indicates the thymocyte undergoing conjugate formation. The middle row is a top view of a GFP image at one z plane in the middle of the cell; note the flat interfaces of conjugates. The bottom row is an en face view of the synapse. Note that both the lck-GFP and the CD3ζ-GFP accumulation patterns are primarily excluded, but transient accumulations of both proteins do appear in the centers of the interfaces. Images are representative of 17 lck-GFP and 12 CD3ζ-GFP movies. Scale bars, 10 μm; color scale as for Figure 3. Supplemental Movie S4 consists of QuickTime movies of conjugates with 3 min between each frame. Upper left panel, DIC; upper right panel, top view of GFP image; and lower right panel, en face view of interface after 3D reconstruction. Time bar (min) is stamped in the lower left. Immunity 2002 16, 595-606DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(02)00299-6)