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Characterization of natural peptide ligands from HLA-DP2: new insights into HLA-DP peptide-binding motifs

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IMMUNOGENETICS
Volume 56, Issue 10, Pages 754-759

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SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s00251-004-0735-5

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HLA-DP antigens; polymorphism; peptide-binding; HLA ligand; peptide motifs

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Although natural peptide ligands of HLA-DR and HLA-DQ molecules have been extensively studied, information about peptides naturally bound to HLA-DP is limited. Here we describe HLA-DP2 peptide ligands corresponding to 24 different source proteins that were identified by peptide pool elution and mass spectrometry sequencing from HLA-DP2 molecules expressed on EBV-LCLs. Sequencing analysis led to the identification of both promiscuous and allele-specific peptides. Moreover, the alignment of the natural ligands for HLA-DP2 described here, combined with previous results from our group and others concerning HLA-DP2 antigen presentation and HLA-DP molecular modelling, provide a better understanding of HLA-DP2 peptide-binding motifs.

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