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Diabetes, Vol 46, Issue 1 40-43, Copyright © 1997 by American Diabetes Association
Autoantibodies to IA-2 in IDDM: location of major antigenic determinants
B Zhang, MS Lan and AL Notkins
Laboratory of Oral Medicine, National Institute of Dental Research, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland 20892-4322, USA.
Thirty-three IDDM sera that immunoprecipitated full-length IA-2 were tested
for reactivity with different fragments of the IA-2 molecule. The fragments
were prepared by PCR amplification of IA-2 cDNA and by expression in a
rabbit reticulocyte transcription/translation system. Whereas all 33 sera
reacted with the intracellular domain (amino acid 604 to 979), none of the
sera reacted with the extracellular domain of IA-2 (amino acid 31 to 577).
Analysis of the reactivity of IDDM sera with the different regions of the
intracellular domain showed that 94% (31 of the 33) reacted with the
COOH-terminus (amino acid 771 to 979), 40% reacted with the NH2-terminus
(amino acid 604 to 776), and 40% reacted with the middle portion (amino
acid 692 to 875). Of the 31 sera that reacted with the COOH-terminus, 14 of
these reacted only with the COOH-terminus and with no other region. Of the
13 sera that reacted with the NH2-terminus, only one reacted exclusively
with the NH2-terminus. Treatments of the different domains of IA-2 with
trypsin showed that only the COOH-terminus was resistant to trypsin,
arguing that it is from this region of the IA-2 molecule that the 40-kDa
tryptic fragment from insulinoma cells is derived. From these experiments,
it is concluded that the major antigenic determinant of IA-2 is located at
the COOH-terminus and that minor antigenic determinants are located at the
NH2-terminus and middle portion of the intracellular domain.

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