Antibodies that activate beta 2 integrins can generate different ligand binding states

European Journal of Immunology
S OrtleppM K Robinson

Abstract

A human erythroleukemic cell line (K562) that does not normally express beta 2 integrins has been transfected with the genes encoding these integrins. The resulting cell lines show minimal background adhesion but can be stimulated to bind to appropriate substrates when activated with either of two different antibodies to CD18. The two antibodies appear to generate different ligand binding states in LFA-1 such that different members of the ICAM family are recognized. Antibody-activated complement receptor type 3 and p150,95-transfected cells bind protein-coated surfaces, although they require slightly different activation conditions for optimal binding.

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