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KMID : 0381119930150020145
Genes and Genomics
1993 Volume.15 No. 2 p.145 ~ p.154
Rearrangements of the T - Cell Receptor Genes in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus , Hasimoto¡¯s Thyroiditis and Lymphoma
Lee SM
Kim NS/Park JS/Lee SS/Park SB/Kim HY/Sohn U
Abstract
During the development of T lymphocytes, the noncontiguous germline V(D)JC segments are rearranged to generate functional receptor polypeptides on the cell surface, and the pattern of T-cell receptor (TCR) gene rearrangement can provide a highly sensitive marker for clonality, cell lineage and diagnosis of lymphoid neoplasms. We analysed 3 cases of SLE, 5 cases of Hashimoto`s thyroiditis and 8 cases of malignant lymphomas for the presence of TCR gene rearrangements. The TCR-¥â gene was rearranged in both B and T lymphomas. Although rearrangements of the TCR-¥â gene in the lymphomas provide a valuable clinical marker, cell lineage can not be assigned by the rearrangement patterns. The TCR-¥ã gene was not rearranged in lymphomas, possibly due to the limited population of the ¥ã¥ä-T cells in the tumor tissues. However, rearrangements of the TCR-¥ã gene were detected in all cases of SLE and Hashimoto`s thyroiditis, suggesting that rearrangements of the TCR-¥ã gene may be implicated in the pathogenesis of certain autoimmune disease.
KEYWORD
T, Rearrangement, DISEASE, Cell, Receptor, AUTOIMMUNe, lymphoma
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