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Volume 16, Issue 6, Pages 839-848 (June 2002) Immature CD4+CD8+ Thymocytes Form a Multifocal Immunological Synapse with Sustained Tyrosine Phosphorylation  Eric Hailman, W.Richard Burack, Andrey S. Shaw, Michael L. Dustin, Paul M. Allen  Immunity  Volume 16, Issue 6, Pages 839-848 (June 2002) DOI: 10.1016/S1074-7613(02)00326-6

Figure 1 T Cell Populations Used in This Study (A) TCR expression. Cells from N3.L2 H-2b RAG−/− thymus (top panels), N3.L2 (H-2k) thymus (middle panels), and N3.L2 (H-2k) spleen (bottom panels) were analyzed by FACS for CD4 and CD8 expression (left panels). The gated populations shown were evaluated for expression of TCR (using a clonotypic mAb, right panels). (B) LFA-1 expression. The indicated cell populations from panel A were stained for LFA-1 expression. Immunity 2002 16, 839-848DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(02)00326-6)

Figure 2 Activation of DP Thymocytes on Lipid Bilayers DP thymocytes from 3A9 H-2b RAG-1−/− mice were incubated on bilayers containing agonist pMHC complexes (I-Ak-HEL) and ICAM-1, an irrelevant MHC (I-Ek) and ICAM-1, I-Ak-HEL alone, or ICAM-1 alone. After 24 or 48 hr of incubation, cells were recovered from bilayers and analyzed by flow cytometry. (A) CD4/CD8 staining of the starting population (top) and cells incubated for 24 hr (middle panels) or 48 hr (bottom panels) on agonist pMHC complexes with ICAM-1 (left panels) or irrelevant MHC with ICAM-1 (right panels). The percentage of live cells in each boxed region is shown. The same number of total (ungated) events was collected for each sample. The percentage of live lymphocytes, by forward/side scatter analysis, was 59% before stimulation, and after 48 hr of stimulation it was 47% and 26% in cells stimulated with I-Ak-HEL+ICAM-1 and I-Ek+ICAM-1, respectively. (B) CD69 staining in cells incubated for 24 hr on bilayers with I-Ek+ICAM-1 (dotted line, curve 1), ICAM-1 alone (thin line, curve 2), I-Ak-HEL alone (thick line, curve 3), or I-Ak-HEL+ICAM-1 (shaded, curve 4). Immunity 2002 16, 839-848DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(02)00326-6)

Figure 3 The Immunological Synapse of DP Thymocytes (A) DP thymocytes from 3A9 H-2b RAG-1−/− mice were incubated on lipid bilayers containing fluorescently labeled ICAM-1 (red) and I-Ak-HEL (green). Cells formed a close contact with the lipid bilayer, seen as dark areas in IRM images (blue, left panel). ICAM-1 was concentrated within the contact areas, with multiple areas of exclusion of ICAM-1 (holes) correlating with clusters of I-Ak-HEL. Scale bar, 5 μm. (B) DP thymocytes from N3.L2 or 3A9, H-2b RAG-1−/− mice were incubated on lipid bilayers containing fluorescently labeled ICAM-1 (red) and I-Ek loaded with agonist peptide (for N3.L2) or I-Ak with covalently linked agonist peptide (I-Ak-HEL, for 3A9). ICAM-1 patterns of five representative cells are shown for each TCR transgenic mouse. Similar patterning, with multiple areas of exclusion (holes) in the ICAM-1 fluorescence pattern, was seen in >90% of adherent cells in 15 separate experiments. Similar ICAM-1 patterning was also seen with DP thymocytes from 2.102 TCR (also recognizing I-Ek/Hb64-76) transgenic mice (data not shown). The characteristic holes were apparent within 30 s of the establishment of cell contacts, and the ICAM-1 patterning was evident for over 2 hr of continuous observation. Similar ICAM-1 patterns were seen at all concentrations of pMHC tested (2–200 molecules/μm2), although very few cells made contacts below ∼20 molecules/μm2. We also observed similar patterning but fewer contacts with weak agonist peptide (data not shown). Scale bar, 5 μm. (C) 3A9 H-2b RAG-1−/− thymocytes were incubated on lipid bilayers containing fluorescently labeled ICAM-1 (red) and I-Ak-HEL (green). The same cell is shown at three time points, with intervals of 2 min between images. Immunity 2002 16, 839-848DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(02)00326-6)

Figure 4 Multifocal Accumulation of Phosphotyrosine and Activated Lck (A) DP thymocytes from N3.L2 H-2b RAG-1−/− mice were incubated for 1 hr on lipid bilayers containing ICAM-1 and I-Ek loaded with agonist peptide, then fixed, permeabilized, and stained with an anti-P-Tyr mAb (4G10) and a fluorescently labeled secondary antibody. P-Tyr staining (green) correlates to areas of exclusion of ICAM-1 (red). Three representative cells are shown. Similar results were seen with DP thymocytes from 3A9 H-2b RAG-1−/− mice (data not shown). Scale bar, 5 μm. (B) DP thymocytes were incubated on bilayers as in (A) for the indicated times, then stained with anti-P-Tyr or an isotope control mAb as indicated. Multiple foci of P-Tyr staining were evident in >80% of cells forming contacts with the bilayer, and the pattern and intensity of staining were similar after 2 min or 1 hr of incubation. Scale bar, 5 μm. (C) DP thymocytes were incubated for 1 hr on bilayers, fixed and permeabilized as in (A), then stained with a polyclonal antibody to activated Lck (P-Lck), followed by a fluorescently labeled secondary antibody. Activated Lck staining (green) correlates to areas of exclusion of ICAM-1 (red). (D) Cells were incubated for 1 hr on bilayers and stained as in (C). Multiple foci of activated Lck staining were evident in >80% of cells forming contacts with the bilayer. Immunity 2002 16, 839-848DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(02)00326-6)

Figure 5 ICAM-1 and MHC Patterning in CD4+ SP Thymocytes (A and B) N3.L2 thymocytes were depleted of CD8-expressing cells (DP and CD8+ thymocytes) using anti-CD8 MACS beads. The resulting cell preparation was incubated on a lipid bilayer containing fluorescently labeled ICAM-1 (red) and I-Ek (green) loaded with agonist peptide. After synapse formation, cells were fixed and surface stained using an anti-CD4 mAb (fourth panel) to distinguish SP thymocytes (A) from DN thymocytes (B). (A) shows SP thymocytes. In some cells, I-Ek accumulated in multiple, small (∼1 μm) clusters (top cell), correlating to areas of exclusion of ICAM-1 within the contact area. In other cells, I-Ek was predominantly associated with a larger, central cluster (bottom cell). Scale bar, 5 μm. In (B), multifocal synapses were seen in DN thymocytes, which represented ∼20% of cells forming contacts with the lipid bilayer. Multifocal synapses were seen, a subset of which had relatively small, round contacts with 2–4 foci of MHC accumulation (lower cell). This pattern was only seen with DN cells. (C) Mature T cells. N3.L2 splenocytes were added to a lipid bilayer of the same composition as shown in (A) and (B). Immunity 2002 16, 839-848DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(02)00326-6)