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Binding and cross-linking of recombinant mouse interferon-. gamma. to receptors in mouse leukemic L1210 cells; interferon-. gamma. internalization and receptor down-regulation

Journal Article · · J. Immunol.; (United States)
OSTI ID:6936040
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Recombinant E. coli-derived murine IFN-..gamma.. (Mu-rIFN-..gamma..; 5 x 10/sup 7/ U/mg) was radiolabeled with /sup 125/I by the chloramine-T method without loss of its antiviral activity. The /sup 125/I-Mu-rIFN-..gamma.. showed specific binding to L1210 cells. Scatchard analysis indicates about 4000 binding sites per cell and an apparent Kd of 5 x 10/sup -10/ M. Binding of /sup 125/I-Mu-rIFn-..gamma.. to cells inhibited by both natural (glycosylated) and rIFN-..gamma.., but not by IFN-..gamma../..beta... Receptor-bound /sup 125/I-Mu-rIFN-..gamma.. was rapidly internalized when incubation temperature was raised from 4/sup 0/C to 37/sup 0/C. On internalization, almost no IFN-..gamma.. degradation was observed during 16 hr incubation. /sup 125/I-Mu-rIFN-..gamma.. binding capacity decreased in cells preincubated with low doses of unlabeled Mu-rIFN-..gamma.., but not with IFN-..cap alpha../..beta... This receptor down-regulation was dose-dependent: 90% reduction of /sup 125/I-Mu-rIFN-..gamma.. binding was observed after preincubation with 100 U/ml. After removal of IFN-..gamma.. from the culture medium, the binding capacity increased with time. However, reappearance of receptor was completely blocked by cycloheximide or tunicamycin, suggesting that re-expression of receptors is not due to recycling but to the synthesis of new receptors, and that the receptor is probably a glycoprotein. Cross-linking of /sup 125/I-Mu-rIFN-..gamma.. to surface L1210 cell proteins by using bifunctional agents yielded a predominant complex of m.w. 110,000 +/- 5000. Thus, assuming a bimolecular complex, the m.w. of the receptor or receptor subunit would be close to 95,000 +/- 5000.

Research Organization:
INSERM, Paris, France
OSTI ID:
6936040
Journal Information:
J. Immunol.; (United States), Journal Name: J. Immunol.; (United States) Vol. 136:7; ISSN JOIMA
Country of Publication:
United States
Language:
English

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