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pubmed-article:15611857pubmed:abstractTextNatural antibodies produced by CD5+ B-1 B cells include those with specificity for senescent erythrocytes (anti-BrMRBC, anti-PtC) and for thymocytes (anti-thymocyte autoantibody, ATA). Here we describe work from our laboratories studying two prototypic examples, V(H)11Vkappa9-encoded anti-BrMRBC and V(H)3609Vkappa21c-encoded ATA. Using V(H)11-mu transgenic mice, we discovered that certain natural autoantibodies utilize V(H) genes that are selected against in bone marrow B cell development, but not fetal liver, effectively restricting their generation to fetal/neonatal life. Studies with ATA-mu transgenic mice demonstrated a critical requirement for self antigen in the accumulation of B cells with this specificity and for the production of high levels of serum ATA. Finally, analysis of B cell development in ATA-mu kappa transgenic mice revealed two distinct responses by B cells to expression of this B cell receptor (BCR): most developing B cells in spleen of adult mice were blocked at an immature stage and only escaped apoptosis by editing their BCR to eliminate the ATA specificity; nevertheless, high levels of serum ATA were observed, indicating that some B cells differentiated to antibody-forming cells without altering their specificity. Thus, our studies reveal mechanisms for restricting the generation of B cells producing natural autoantibodies, demonstrate a key positive selection step in their development, and show that most developing B cells in adult mice bearing such specificities fail to reach a mature stage.lld:pubmed
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pubmed-article:15611857pubmed:affiliationDivision of Basic Sciences, Fox Chase Cancer Center, 333 Cottman Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19111, USA. rr_hardy@fccc.edulld:pubmed
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