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Volume 17, Issue 3, Pages 329-339 (September 2002) Memory B Cells without Somatic Hypermutation Are Generated from Bcl6-Deficient B Cells  Hirochika Toyama, Seiji Okada, Masahiko Hatano, Yoshimasa Takahashi, Nobue Takeda, Hirohito Ichii, Toshitada Takemori, Yoshikazu Kuroda, Takeshi Tokuhisa  Immunity  Volume 17, Issue 3, Pages 329-339 (September 2002) DOI: 10.1016/S1074-7613(02)00387-4

Figure 1 Bcl6−/−RM Produce Control Levels of Secondary IgG1 Abs with Low Affinity Bcl6−/−RM (open circle) and Bcl6+/+RM (closed circle) were immunized with NP-CG in alum (closed triangle) and then boosted with aqueous NP-CG (open triangle) 70 days after primary immunization. These mice were bled after immunization, and the titers of IgG1 and IgM anti-NP Abs in sera were measured using ELISA. (A) Titers of IgG1 anti-NP Abs were measured with NP25-BSA. (B) Titers of IgG1 anti-NP Abs were measured with NP2-BSA. (C) The ratios of the titers detected with NP2-BSA to those with NP25-BSA. (D) Titers of IgM anti-NP Abs were measured with NP25-BSA. Results represent the mean ± SD of five to seven mice per group. These results are representative of three independent experiments. Immunity 2002 17, 329-339DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(02)00387-4)

Figure 2 Memory B Cells in Bcl6−/−RM Are Detected by the Adoptive Transfer Method Bcl6−/−RM and Bcl6+/+RM were immunized with NP-CG. B220+ B cells were isolated from spleen cells of these mice 90 days after immunization. Purified B cells from NP-CG-primed Bcl6−/−RM (−/−) and CG-primed T cells from normal C57BL/6 mice (open circle), B cells from NP-CG-primed Bcl6+/+RM (+/+) and CG-primed T cells (open square), B cells from naive Bcl6−/−RM and CG-primed T cells (closed circle), B cells from naive Bcl6+/+RM and CG-primed T cells (closed square), or CG-primed T cells (T) (closed triangle) were transferred into RAG1−/− mice with aqueous NP-CG. These mice were bled on days 3 and 10 after immunization, and the titers of IgG1 and IgM anti-NP Abs in sera were measured using ELISA. (A) Titers of IgG1 anti-NP Abs were measured with NP25-BSA. (B) Titers of IgG1 anti-NP Abs were measured with NP2-BSA. (C) Ratios of the titers detected with NP2-BSA to those with NP25-BSA. (D) Titers of IgM anti-NP Abs were measured with NP25-BSA. Results represent the mean ± SD of three to four mice per group. Immunity 2002 17, 329-339DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(02)00387-4)

Figure 3 NIP Binding IgG1+/CD38+ B cells in Bcl6−/−RM Are Resting Memory B Cells (A) Spleen cells from Bcl6−/−RM and Bcl6+/+RM 60 days after immunization with NP-CG or from naive Bcl6−/−RM and Bcl6+/+RM were isolated, stained, and analyzed. (a) NIP binding B220+ (R2) cells were detected in the CD90mix− (R1) cells (see Experimental Procedures) from immunized Bcl6−/−RM and Bcl6+/+RM. (b) IgG1+/CD38dull (R3) and IgG1+/CD38+ (R4) B cells were detected in the NIP binding B220+ (R2) cells from immunized or naive (nonimmunized) Bcl6−/−RM and Bcl6+/+RM. The numbers in the squares of R3 and R4 indicate cell numbers per 3 × 105 of R1 gated cells analyzed. These results are representative of three independent experiments. (B) Bcl6−/−RM and Bcl6+/+RM 60 days after immunization with NP-CG were pulsed with BrdU for 3 days. Spleen cells and BM cells from these mice were isolated and stained. NIP binding IgG1+/CD38+ (R4) B cells in the spleen cells and B220+/IgM− pre-B cells in the BM cells were sorted and stained for BrdU. The percentage of BrdU-labeled cells in sorted cells was counted under a fluorescence microscope. Results represent the mean ± SD of three mice per group. Immunity 2002 17, 329-339DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(02)00387-4)

Figure 4 Long-Lived AFCs Producing IgG1 Abs Are Barely Detected in the BM of Bcl6−/−RM Generation of long-lived AFCs was examined in the BMs of Bcl6−/−RM (−/−) and Bcl6+/+RM (+/+) 14 and 60 days after immunization using ELISPOT assay. (A) Numbers of AFCs producing IgG1 anti-NP Abs were measured with NP25-BSA. (B) Numbers of AFCs producing IgG1 anti-NP Abs were measured with NP2-BSA. (C) Ratios of the numbers measured with NP2-BSA to those with NP25-BSA. (D) Numbers of AFCs producing IgM anti-NP Abs were measured with NP25-BSA. Results represent the mean ± SD of three to four mice per group. The numbers of IgG1-AFCs and IgM-AFCs in the BMs from naive Bcl6−/−RM and Bcl6+/+RM were less than one cell per 5 × 105 BM cells. These results are representative of two to three independent experiments. Immunity 2002 17, 329-339DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(02)00387-4)