Role of Basic Residues of Humam Lactoferrin in the Interaction with B Lymphocytes

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  • Role of Basic Residues of Human Lactoferrin in the Interaction with B lymphocytes.

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  We have previously demonstrated that lactoferrin was incorporated into B lymphocytes and that a trypsin treatment for a short period reduced the number of lactoferrin molecules incorporated into B lymphocytes. An N-terminal sequence analysis revealed that the mild trypsin treatment had cleaved the three N-terminal amino acids, Gly1-Arg2-Arg3. Chemical conjugation of lost sequence analogue Gly-Arg-Arg-Gly with the mildly digested lactoferrin recovered the interaction with B lymphocytes, while conjugation of acetyl-Arg-Arg-Gly, a deamino analogue of Gly-Arg-Arg-Gly, did not recover the interaction. This shows that the N-terminal basic region containing N-terminal Gly played an important role in the interaction with B lymphocytes. Acylation of the amino groups of lactoferrin also significantly reduced the interaction with B lymphocytes, and an O-methylisourea treatment of the amino groups, which preserved the positive charge, hardly affected the interaction. These results suggest that both the N-terminal basic region and the basic characteristics of the whole molecule contributed to its interaction with B lymphocytes.<br>

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