Characterization of -Glucan Recognition Site on C-Type Lectin, Dectin 1

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  • Yoshiyuki Adachi
  • Takashi Ishii
  • Yoshihiko Ikeda
  • Akiyoshi Hoshino
  • Hiroshi Tamura
  • Jun Aketagawa
  • Shigenori Tanaka
  • Naohito Ohno
چکیده

Dectin 1 is a mammalian cell surface receptor for (133)-D-glucans. Since (133)-D-glucans are commonly present on fungal cell walls, it has been suggested that dectin 1 is important for recognizing fungal invasion. In this study we tried to deduce the amino acid residues in dectin 1 responsible for -glucan recognition. HEK293 cells transfected with mouse dectin 1 cDNA could bind to a gel-forming (133)-Dglucan, schizophyllan (SPG). The binding of SPG to a dectin 1 transfectant was inhibited by pretreatment with other -glucans having a (133)-D-glucosyl linkage but not by pretreatment with -glucans. Dectin 1 has a carbohydrate recognition domain (CRD) consisting of six cysteine residues that are highly conserved in C-type lectins. We prepared 32 point mutants with mutations in the CRD and analyzed their binding to SPG. Mutations at Trp and His resulted in decreased binding to -glucan. Monoclonal antibody 4B2, a dectin1 monoclonal antibody which had a blocking effect on the -glucan interaction, completely failed to bind the dectin-1 mutant W221A. A mutant with mutations in Trp and His did not have a collaborative effect on Toll-like receptor 2-mediated cellular activation in response to zymosan. These amino acid residues are distinct from residues in other sugar-recognizing peptide sequences of typical C-type lectins. These results suggest that the amino acid sequence W221-I222-H223 is critical for formation of a -glucan binding site in the CRD of dectin 1.

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تاریخ انتشار 2004