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Volume 11, Issue 3, Pages 309-316 (September 1999) Four of Five RAG-Expressing JCκ−/− Small Pre-BII Cells Have No L Chain Gene Rearrangements  Tamotsu Yamagami, Edwin ten Boekel, Christoph Schaniel, Jan Andersson, Antonius Rolink, Fritz Melchers  Immunity  Volume 11, Issue 3, Pages 309-316 (September 1999) DOI: 10.1016/S1074-7613(00)80106-5

Figure 1 PCR Primers Used to Detect L Chain Gene Rearrangements in Single Cells (A) PCR primer designs to detect (1) Vλ to Jλ, (2) Vκ to Jκ, and (3) Vκ to RS rearrangements. Open triangles indicate recombination signal sequences in the IgL chain loci. The arrows indicate the position and orientation of the PCR primers. Closed boxes indicate coding regions of Vκ and Vλ segments. Shaded boxes indicate coding regions of Jκ and Jλ segments. Open boxes indicate coding regions of Cκ and Cλ segments. Asterisks indicate pseudo genes. (B) A schematic representation of a single κL chain allele undergoing a deletion-type of rearrangement to Jκ1 resulting in one PCR product (depicted in 1) followed by an inversion-type of rearrangement to Jκ2 (depicted in 2) resulting in two PCR products. Such a cell could be hypothesized to further undergo a deletion-type of rearrangement to its downstream Jκ4 (depicted in 3) resulting in a circle containing the V→Jκ2 rearrangement as well as two rearrangements on the chromosome, all detected as three bands. A further deletion-type of rearrangement to Jκ5 (depicted in 4) would result in four bands detected with our PCR analyses. Note that this is only one hypothetical situation of many possible using four individual cells analyzed with our PCR primers for the κL chain locus. Immunity 1999 11, 309-316DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(00)80106-5)

Figure 2 Single Cell PCR Analyses of Normal B Cells and B Cell Hybridomas (A) Products detected by the single cell PCR analyses at the κL chain gene locus. A total of 24 single small pre-BII cells from the bone marrow of (B6 × JCκ-)F1 mice were sorted and subjected to PCR analyses using four Jκ primers in the first-round PCR. The products of the first-round PCR were divided into seven samples that were subjected to a second-round PCR with primer pairs as indicated to the left. The resulting products (indicated at the right-hand side) of all seven reactions are shown after staining with ethidium bromide. Note that our Jκ2 primer also may amplify (with low efficiency) a Jκ1 rearrangement (cell #22 and 23), and our Jκ4 primer also may amplify (with low efficiency) a Jκ2 rearrangement (cell #1, 2, and 19), resulting in the expected larger products. (B) The efficiencies of the PCR primers to detect statuses of κL and λL chain gene rearrangements in single cells. Closed boxes indicate a rearrangement detected, and open boxes indicate that no rearrangement was detected. For details of the PCR assays and the test cells used to evaluate the efficiencies, see the Experimental Procedures and the Results. Independent sets of 48 single 1.19 hybridoma cells were used to test two or four Jκ primers in the right-hand part of the figure. Immunity 1999 11, 309-316DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(00)80106-5)

Figure 3 Total Number of Cells in Different B Cell Compartments and Their Extent of λL Chain Gene Rearrangement (A) Numbers of cells in different compartments of B cell development in wild-type, Cκ-deficient, and JCκ-deficient homozygous and heterozygous mice. Total numbers are given for bone marrow cells of one femur and for whole spleen. Each column indicates the average, and the vertical bar indicates standard deviation of three to six mice of each strain. (B) Percent of all cells that contain λL chain rearranged alleles. In immature B cells of bone marrow and spleen of B6/JCκ− F1 or Cκ−/JCκ− F1 mice, 13.9% and 16.7% and 77.1% and 91.7%, respectively, contained λL chain rearranged alleles. Open box, B6; gray box, B6/JCκ−; box with thick hatching, Cκ−/JCκ−; box with thin hatching, Cκ−/−; black box, JCκ−/−. n.d., not done. Immunity 1999 11, 309-316DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(00)80106-5)

Figure 5 B Lineage Cell Development in Normal as Well as RAG- and κL Chain–Deficient Mice White circle, cell with no IgL chain gene rearrangement; blue circle, cell with κL chain gene rearrangements; and yellow circle, cell with λL chain gene rearrangements. Immunity 1999 11, 309-316DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(00)80106-5)

Figure 4 RT-PCR Analyses of RAG-1 and RAG-2 Expression in Small Pre-BII Cells Single small pre-BII cells were sorted from wild-type B6 or JCκ−/− bone marrow, and 16 individual cells were analyzed for expression of RAG-1 and RAG-2, respectively. For technical reasons, the analyses for RAG-1 and RAG-2 were done on different cells. Immunity 1999 11, 309-316DOI: (10.1016/S1074-7613(00)80106-5)