2001
DOI: 10.1016/s1074-7613(01)00178-9
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WASP Recruitment to the T Cell:APC Contact Site Occurs Independently of Cdc42 Activation

Abstract: Cdc42 and WASP are critical regulators of actin polymerization whose function during T cell signaling is poorly understood. Using a novel reagent that specifically detects Cdc42-GTP in fixed cells, we found that activated Cdc42 localizes to the T cell:APC contact site in an antigen-dependent manner. TCR signaling alone was sufficient to induce localization of Cdc42-GTP, and functional Lck and Zap-70 kinases were required. WASP also localized to the T cell:APC contact site in an antigen-dependent manner. Surpri… Show more

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“…We found that Cdc42-GTP accumulates at the site of T cell-APC interactions (22). Like Cdc42-GTP, WASP accumulates at the T cell-APC contact site (16,22).…”
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“…We found that Cdc42-GTP accumulates at the site of T cell-APC interactions (22). Like Cdc42-GTP, WASP accumulates at the T cell-APC contact site (16,22).…”
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“…Secondary Abs conjugated to fluorochromes were obtained from Jackson ImmunoResearch Laboratories (West Grove, PA). GFP-WASP-GTPase binding protein (GBD) was prepared and used as described previously (22). WASP mAb 26E6, which specifically recognizes the open active conformation of WASP, will be described elsewhere (S. D. Leung, C. Labno, D. You, J. Burkhardt, and M. Rosen, manuscript in preparation).…”
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