Induced κ Receptor Editing Shows No Allelic Preference in a Mouse Pre-B Cell Line

Induced kappa receptor editing shows no allelic preference in a mouse pre-B cell line.

B cell Ag receptor editing is a process that can change kappa antigen recognition specificity of a B cell receptor through secondary gene rearrangements on the same allele. In this study we used a model mouse pre-B cell line (38B9) to examine factors that might affect allelic targeting of secondary rearrangements of the kappa locus. We isolated clones that showed both productive and nonproducti...

Allelic inclusion in the pre-B-cell line 18-81.

In an Abelson-virus-transformed mouse lymphoid cell line with pre-B-cell characteristics, a few cells continuously produce heavy chains from both homologs. Each chain has a different variable region. These cells thereby exhibit allelic inclusion rather than allelic exclusion.

Inducible differentiation and apoptosis of the pre-B cell receptor-positive pre-B cell line.

The function of the pre-B cell receptor (pre-BCR) during B cell differentiation is not precisely defined. To investigate the pre-BCR receptor activity, we have established pre-BCR-positive pre-B cell lines that are able to differentiate into immature B cells in vitro. Antibody cross-linking of the pre-BCR induced apoptosis and differentiation accompanied with tyrosine phosphorylation. A specifi...

No evidence for genome editing in mouse zygotes and HEK 293 T human cell line 1 !

Pre-B cell antigen receptor-mediated signal inhibits CD24-induced apoptosis in human pre-B cells.

We previously reported that the cross-linking of cluster of differentiation (CD)24 induces apoptosis in Burkitt's lymphoma cells and that this phenomenon can be enhanced by a B cell Ag receptor (BCR)-mediated signal. In this study, we extend our previous observation and report that CD24 also mediated apoptosis in human precursor-B acute lymphoblastic leukemia cell lines in the pro-B and pre-B s...