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Volume 15, Issue 4, Pages 579-589 (October 2001) Epstein-Barr Virus Transactivates the Human Endogenous Retrovirus HERV-K18 that Encodes a Superantigen  Natalie Sutkowski, Bernard Conrad, David A Thorley-Lawson, Brigitte T Huber  Immunity  Volume 15, Issue 4, Pages 579-589 (October 2001) DOI: 10.1016/S1074-7613(01)00210-2

Figure 1 HERV-K18 Env and the EBV-Associated SAg Preferentially Activate hTCRBV13 and hTCRBV9 THys (A) Untransfected A20 cells, or five individual clones of A20 stably transfected with HERV-K18.2 env, were pretreated with PMA and then resuspended with an equal number of hTCRBV13S1 (closed bars) or hTCRBV8 THy (open bars). After a 48 hr incubation, IL-2 production was measured in the cell supernatants by ELISA. The response was compared with that obtained with PMA-treated B95-8 transformed B LCL from the HERV-K18.2 env donor or with anti-CD3 crosslinkage. (B) A20 transfected with HERV-K18 env alleles 1, 2, or vector only (A20/K18.1 env, A20/K18.2 env, A20/pCDLI, resp.); B95-8 transformed LCL, BL41, and BL41/B95-8 infected cells were pretreated with PMA/mitomycin C and resuspended with the indicated hTCRBV THy at APC/responder ratio of 5:1 (closed bars) or 1:1 (open bars). The results are expressed as percentage maximal IL-2 production, based on the stimulation of each THy by anti-CD3 crosslinkage because the THy differ significantly. Maximal IL-2 production (pg/ml) for this assay: TCRBV2 = 389.1 ± 108.2; TCRBV3 = 255.7 ± 16.3; TCRBV8 = 497.2 ± 11.7; TCRBV9 = 34.1 ± 14.7; TCRBV13S1 = 141.2 ± 13.5; TCRBV13S2 = 19.8 ± 9.9; and TCRBV17S1 = 58.05 ± 36.9. Results are representative of at least three independent assays Immunity 2001 15, 579-589DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(01)00210-2)

Figure 2 Anti-HERV K18 Env Antiserum and MHC Class II Antibodies Block Activation of THy by K18 Env Transfectants and the EBV-Associated SAg (A) PMA/mitomycin-C-pretreated A20/K18.1 env, A20/K18.2 env were incubated with Env antiserum, diluted 1:100 or 1:200, or with preimmune serum (1:100) for 30 min prior to addition of hTCRBV13S1 THy (closed bars) or hTCRBV13S2 THy (open bars) at an APC/responder ratio of 2:1. IL-2 production was measured 24 hr later. The response was compared with A20/pCDLI (negative control). (B) PMA/mitomycin-C-pretreated B95-8 marmoset cells, B95-8 LCL, BL41, or BL41/B95-8 were incubated with the hTCRBV13S1 THy (closed bars) or hTCRBV13S2 THy (open bars) as described above. B95-8 LCL and BL41/B95-8 were also pretreated with Env antiserum, diluted 1:100 or 1:200, or with preimmune serum at 1:100. IL-2 production was measured 24 hr later. The responses were compared with that elicited by anti-CD3 crosslinkage. As toxicity control, the Env antiserum was also added to anti-CD3 wells. (C) PMA-pretreated A20, A20/K18.1 env, or B95-8 LCL were preincubated with antibodies specific for HLA.DR, H-2Dd, I-Ad, or I-Ek/d and then added to hTCRBV13S1 at an APC/responder ratio of 1:1. IL-2 production was measured 24 hr later Immunity 2001 15, 579-589DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(01)00210-2)

Figure 3 B95-8 EBV Transcriptionally Activated HERV-K18 env Expression in B Cells with Functional Significance for T Cell Activation (A) Total RNA from B95-8 transformed LCL, BL41, or BL41/B95-8 infected cells, treated for 0, 2, 8, or 16 hr with PMA, were incubated with riboprobes specific for HERV-K18 env alleles and hTBP (loading control), and then digested with RNases, and run on a 6% polyacrylamide gel. Protected fragments for HERV-K18 env were detected at 300 b, and the loading control hTBP as a doublet at 161 b. As controls, RNA from A20 and A20 transfected with K18.1 env were included. (The A20/K18.1 env construct has an additional 30 b of Bluescript vector sequence that is protected by the riboprobe, accounting for the difference in size between positive control and the 300 b K18 env band.) Densitometry value ratios for the K18 env: hTBP doublet are indicated below each lane. (B) Relative quantitative RT-PCR was performed using RNA derived from purified B cells from three different donors (1–3) and B95-8 transformed B LCL from the same three donors. Primers were designed to detect a 1161 bp HERV K18 read-through transcript that traverses the env gene, 3′ LTR, and adjacent chromosome 1 sequences located up to 122 bp downstream of the 3′ LTR. 25 PCR cycles were determined to yield product within the linear range. Because the read-through transcripts were extremely rare, PCR was performed in the presence of [32P] α-dCTP. As endogenous standard, primers specific for an 18s rRNA 489 bp product were used in each reaction; and as negative controls, H2O only and no RT reactions were simultaneously performed. PCR products were separated on a 6% denaturing acrylamide gel and quantified by Phosphorimaging. The ratios of HERV K18:18s rRNA are printed below each lane, and the fold induction of HERV K18 transcripts after B95-8 transformation is depicted for each individual (B95-8:B). (C) Purified primary B cells from three individuals were treated with LPS (open bars) and compared with B95-8-transformed B LCL derived from the same blood donors (closed bars). Both LPS B cells and B95-8 LCL were pretreated with PMA, washed, and incubated with the hTCRBV13S1 THy at various APC/responder ratios using 2 ×104 THy per quadruplicate well. IL-2 production was measured 48 hr later Immunity 2001 15, 579-589DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(01)00210-2)

Figure 4 The EBV-Associated SAg, HERV-K18 Env, Strongly Stimulated Peripheral Blood T Cells with Rapid Kinetics (A) PMA/mitomycin-C-treated A20/K18.1 env or A20/pCDLI and autologous B95-8 transformed LCL were used as APC in 48 hr T cell proliferation assays, as measured by the incorporation of [3H]thymidine. APC/responder ratios of 1:1 (closed bars), 1:3 (gray bars), and 1:10 (open bars) show that T cell proliferation is dependent upon antigen dose. The response was compared with the mitogen PHA, and APC only were shown for comparison. (B) Preincubation with HERV-K18 Env antiserum at 1:100 and 1:200 dilutions blocked 48 hr T cell proliferation to PMA/mitomycin-C-treated A20/K18.1 Env, whereas preimmune serum, added at 1:100, was noninhibitory. In addition, T cell proliferation to autologous B95-8 transformed LCL from an EBV-seronegative donor was blocked by the Env antiserum, but not by the preimmune serum, whereas the Env antiserum had no effect on T cell proliferation due to PHA. The B95-8 marmoset cell line, which produces high titer EBV, was not stimulatory to the EBV seronegative donor T cells Immunity 2001 15, 579-589DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(01)00210-2)