Junctional Amino Acids Determine the Maturation Pathway of an Antibody

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Junctional Amino Acids Determine the Maturation Pathway of an Antibody Koji Furukawa, Atsuko Akasako-Furukawa, Hiroki Shirai, Haruki Nakamura, Takachika Azuma  Immunity  Volume 11, Issue 3, Pages 329-338 (September 1999) DOI: 10.1016/S1074-7613(00)80108-9

Figure 1 Comparison of the Amino Acid Sequences of the VH Regions of Anti-NP mAbs (A) Amino acid sequences encoded by VH186.2. The arrow indicates position 33. The mAbs that harbored Trp (upper group) or Leu (lower group) at position 33 were ordered in terms of their affinities to NP-Cap, respectively. Dashes represent an amino acid identical with the corresponding one in the unmutated sequence. mAbs with asterisks are from hybridomas that we prepared previously (Taketani et al. 1995). (B) Amino acid sequences encoded by D and J segments plus the N sequence. The D and J segments used in the mAbs are shown at the top as the unmutated sequence. The VH186.2, D, or J gene segment was assigned in the joining region for comparison with the respective germline DNA sequences. The box contains the Gly residue at position 99. (C) The association constants of mAbs to NP-Cap are as indicated. The Ka values were determined by isothermal titration calorimetry measurements (Figure 4). The amino acid residues of H33 and H99 in each mAb are listed in the column on the right. Immunity 1999 11, 329-338DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(00)80108-9)

Figure 2 Assignment of the V-D-J Junction The VH186.2, D, and J gene segments were assigned in the joining region for comparison with the respective germline sequences. The assigned segments are boxed under the name of the gene. Since the VDJ-joining step includes both the deletion of the gene segment and the insertion of deoxyribonucleotides into the junction without the need for a template, we used the following criteria for the assignments: triplets consisting of apparent insertions into the junction were classified as N sequences, and triplets with replacements of more than two bases in the junction were classified as N sequences. Immunity 1999 11, 329-338DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(00)80108-9)

Figure 4 Time Course of the Immune Response The logarithm of the Ka values of the mAbs was plotted against weeks after immunization with NP-CGG. Colors represent the groups as follows: green, the TrpH33 with GlyH99 group; orange, the LeuH33 group; black, unmutated mAbs; and pink, 6T3 and 6T5. Immunity 1999 11, 329-338DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(00)80108-9)

Figure 3 Thermodynamic Analyses of Anti-NP mAbs (A) Titration of B2 (1.2 mg/2 ml) with 0.4 mM NP-Cap in 5 μl increments following a preliminary 2 μl injection is shown as a typical ITC profile of the interaction between anti-NP Ab and NP-Cap. The data points in the inset were obtained by integration of the peaks, corrected for the dilution heat, and plotted against the molar ratio (NP-Cap/Ab). The fitted curve obtained using a nonlinear least-squares method is also shown. (B) The ΔH values of the mAbs of the LeuH33/TyrH99 group were plotted against the TΔS values. The line was fitted to a linear function (the inclination value is 1.09, r2 value is 0.998). (C) The ΔH values of the mAbs of the TrpH33/GlyH99 group were plotted against the TΔS values. The same line as in (B) was also shown as a broken line. The bold arrow indicates the direction of maturation within the related clones. Immunity 1999 11, 329-338DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(00)80108-9)

Figure 5 Phylogenic Tree of Anti-NP mAbs (A) The amino acid sequences of both the L and H chains of all of the mAbs were subjected to cluster analyses using CLUSTAL W. BLOSUM, the matrix used in CLUSTAL W, directly reflects probabilities of acceptable mutations in Darwinian evolution. The results are displayed as a phylogenic tree, which was drawn using the program TREE VIEW (Page 1996). Colors represent the groups as follows: green, the TrpH33/GlyH99 group; orange, the LeuH33 group; black, unmutated mAbs; and pink, 6T3 and 6T5. (B) The amino acid sequences of the H chain of all of the mAbs were used in the same analyses as in (A). The mAbs harboring JH1 are shown in blue, the mAbs harboring JH2 are shown in black, and F8 harboring JH4 is shown in red. Immunity 1999 11, 329-338DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(00)80108-9)

Figure 6 Fitness Landscape of Anti-NP mAbs The logarithm of the Ka values in NP-Cap binding was added as a third axis to the evolutionary tree analysis, thus yielding a fitness landscape for Ab evolution. The three-dimensional illustration was drawn with the program AVS (Advanced Visual Systems). Colors represent the groups as follows: green, the TrpH33 with GlyH99 group; orange, the LeuH33 group; black, unmutated mAbs; and pink, 6T3 and 6T5. Immunity 1999 11, 329-338DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(00)80108-9)