HLA-DR3 restricted environmental epitopes from the bacterium Clostridium tetani have T cell cross-reactivity to the SLE-related autoantigen SmD

HLA-DR3 (DR3) is one of the dominant HLA-DR alleles associated with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) susceptibility. Our previous studies showed multiple intramolecular DR3 restricted T cell epitopes in the Smith D (SmD) protein, from which we generated a non-homologous, bacterial epitope mimics l...

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Published inFrontiers in immunology Vol. 13; p. 928374
Main Authors Zhao, Zhenhuan, Anderson, Ashley N., Kannapell, Carol C., Kwok, William W., Gaskin, Felicia, Fu, Shu Man
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Abstract HLA-DR3 (DR3) is one of the dominant HLA-DR alleles associated with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) susceptibility. Our previous studies showed multiple intramolecular DR3 restricted T cell epitopes in the Smith D (SmD) protein, from which we generated a non-homologous, bacterial epitope mimics library. From this library we identified ABC 247-261 Mimic as one new DR3 restricted bacterial T cell epitope from the ABC transporter ATP-binding protein in Clostridium tetani . It activated and induced autoreactive SmD 66-80 -specific T cells and induced autoantibodies to lupus-related autoantigens in vivo . Compared to healthy donors, SLE patients have a greater percentage of cross-reactive T cells to ABC 247-261 Mimic and SmD 66-80 . In addition, we analyzed the ability of single DR3 restricted Tetanus toxoid (TT) T cell epitopes to induce autoimmune T cells. We found that the immunodominant TT epitope TT 826-845 stimulated SmD 66-80 reactive T cells but failed to induce persistent anti-SmD autoantibodies compared to the ABC 247-261 Mimic. Thus, exposure to the ABC 247-261 Mimic epitope may contribute to autoimmunity in susceptible DR3 individuals.
AbstractList HLA-DR3 (DR3) is one of the dominant HLA-DR alleles associated with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) susceptibility. Our previous studies showed multiple intramolecular DR3 restricted T cell epitopes in the Smith D (SmD) protein, from which we generated a non-homologous, bacterial epitope mimics library. From this library we identified ABC 247-261 Mimic as one new DR3 restricted bacterial T cell epitope from the ABC transporter ATP-binding protein in Clostridium tetani . It activated and induced autoreactive SmD 66-80 -specific T cells and induced autoantibodies to lupus-related autoantigens in vivo . Compared to healthy donors, SLE patients have a greater percentage of cross-reactive T cells to ABC 247-261 Mimic and SmD 66-80 . In addition, we analyzed the ability of single DR3 restricted Tetanus toxoid (TT) T cell epitopes to induce autoimmune T cells. We found that the immunodominant TT epitope TT 826-845 stimulated SmD 66-80 reactive T cells but failed to induce persistent anti-SmD autoantibodies compared to the ABC 247-261 Mimic. Thus, exposure to the ABC 247-261 Mimic epitope may contribute to autoimmunity in susceptible DR3 individuals.
HLA-DR3 (DR3) is one of the dominant HLA-DR alleles associated with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) susceptibility. Our previous studies showed multiple intramolecular DR3 restricted T cell epitopes in the Smith D (SmD) protein, from which we generated a non-homologous, bacterial epitope mimics library. From this library we identified ABC247-261 Mimic as one new DR3 restricted bacterial T cell epitope from the ABC transporter ATP-binding protein in Clostridium tetani. It activated and induced autoreactive SmD66-80-specific T cells and induced autoantibodies to lupus-related autoantigens in vivo. Compared to healthy donors, SLE patients have a greater percentage of cross-reactive T cells to ABC247-261 Mimic and SmD66-80. In addition, we analyzed the ability of single DR3 restricted Tetanus toxoid (TT) T cell epitopes to induce autoimmune T cells. We found that the immunodominant TT epitope TT826-845 stimulated SmD66-80 reactive T cells but failed to induce persistent anti-SmD autoantibodies compared to the ABC247-261 Mimic. Thus, exposure to the ABC247-261 Mimic epitope may contribute to autoimmunity in susceptible DR3 individuals.HLA-DR3 (DR3) is one of the dominant HLA-DR alleles associated with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) susceptibility. Our previous studies showed multiple intramolecular DR3 restricted T cell epitopes in the Smith D (SmD) protein, from which we generated a non-homologous, bacterial epitope mimics library. From this library we identified ABC247-261 Mimic as one new DR3 restricted bacterial T cell epitope from the ABC transporter ATP-binding protein in Clostridium tetani. It activated and induced autoreactive SmD66-80-specific T cells and induced autoantibodies to lupus-related autoantigens in vivo. Compared to healthy donors, SLE patients have a greater percentage of cross-reactive T cells to ABC247-261 Mimic and SmD66-80. In addition, we analyzed the ability of single DR3 restricted Tetanus toxoid (TT) T cell epitopes to induce autoimmune T cells. We found that the immunodominant TT epitope TT826-845 stimulated SmD66-80 reactive T cells but failed to induce persistent anti-SmD autoantibodies compared to the ABC247-261 Mimic. Thus, exposure to the ABC247-261 Mimic epitope may contribute to autoimmunity in susceptible DR3 individuals.
HLA-DR3 (DR3) is one of the dominant HLA-DR alleles associated with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) susceptibility. Our previous studies showed multiple intramolecular DR3 restricted T cell epitopes in the Smith D (SmD) protein, from which we generated a non-homologous, bacterial epitope mimics library. From this library we identified ABC Mimic as one new DR3 restricted bacterial T cell epitope from the ABC transporter ATP-binding protein in . It activated and induced autoreactive SmD -specific T cells and induced autoantibodies to lupus-related autoantigens . Compared to healthy donors, SLE patients have a greater percentage of cross-reactive T cells to ABC Mimic and SmD . In addition, we analyzed the ability of single DR3 restricted Tetanus toxoid (TT) T cell epitopes to induce autoimmune T cells. We found that the immunodominant TT epitope TT stimulated SmD reactive T cells but failed to induce persistent anti-SmD autoantibodies compared to the ABC Mimic. Thus, exposure to the ABC Mimic epitope may contribute to autoimmunity in susceptible DR3 individuals.
HLA-DR3 (DR3) is one of the dominant HLA-DR alleles associated with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) susceptibility. Our previous studies showed multiple intramolecular DR3 restricted T cell epitopes in the Smith D (SmD) protein, from which we generated a non-homologous, bacterial epitope mimics library. From this library we identified ABC247-261 Mimic as one new DR3 restricted bacterial T cell epitope from the ABC transporter ATP-binding protein in Clostridium tetani. It activated and induced autoreactive SmD66-80-specific T cells and induced autoantibodies to lupus-related autoantigens in vivo. Compared to healthy donors, SLE patients have a greater percentage of cross-reactive T cells to ABC247-261 Mimic and SmD66-80. In addition, we analyzed the ability of single DR3 restricted Tetanus toxoid (TT) T cell epitopes to induce autoimmune T cells. We found that the immunodominant TT epitope TT826-845 stimulated SmD66-80 reactive T cells but failed to induce persistent anti-SmD autoantibodies compared to the ABC247-261 Mimic. Thus, exposure to the ABC247-261 Mimic epitope may contribute to autoimmunity in susceptible DR3 individuals.
Author Fu, Shu Man
Gaskin, Felicia
Kannapell, Carol C.
Kwok, William W.
Zhao, Zhenhuan
Anderson, Ashley N.
AuthorAffiliation 1 Division of Rheumatology, Department of Medicine, University of Virginia , Charlottesville, VA , United States
2 Center for Immunity, Inflammation and Regenerative Medicine, Division of Nephrology, Department of Medicine, University of Virginia , Charlottesville, VA , United States
3 Benaroya Research Institute, Virginia Mason , Seattle, WA , United States
4 Department of Psychiatry and Neurobehavioral Sciences, University of Virginia , Charlottesville, VA , United States
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systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE)
cross-reactive T cells
T cell epitope
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Smith D (SmD)
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SubjectTerms Autoantibodies
autoantigen
Autoantigens
Clostridium tetani
environmental bacteria
Epitopes, T-Lymphocyte
HLA-DR3
HLA-DR3 Antigen
Humans
Immunology
Lupus Erythematosus, Systemic
molecular mimicry
Smith D (SmD)
T cell epitope
T-Lymphocytes
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Title HLA-DR3 restricted environmental epitopes from the bacterium Clostridium tetani have T cell cross-reactivity to the SLE-related autoantigen SmD
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