Abstract
Although both marginal zone and follicular B cells produce anti-DNA Abs in murine models of systemic lupus erythematosus, it has been unclear whether these distinct B cell subsets make identical or different Abs. Single-cell analysis demonstrates that the same DNA-reactive B cells can mature to either subset, depending on the hormonal environment. Anti-DNA B cells in estradiol-treated mice become marginal zone cells while identical cells from prolactin-treated mice become follicular cells. The B cell receptor signaling pathway is influenced by hormonal milieu. Thus, hormonal milieu and perhaps B cell receptor signaling, but not antigenic specificity, correlates with the differentiation pathway. These observations have implications for the pathogenesis and treatment of autoimmune disease.
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