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Fig. 8. Recruitment of MHC class II molecules to DIGs is independent of MHC class II-mediated signaling. (A) SaI/Ak cells were pretreated with the inhibitor of actin polymerization cytochalasin D (Cyt.D), or with the PKC inhibitor calphostin C (Calph.C) prior to engagement of I-Ak for 15 minutes at 37°C. I-Ak recruitment to the DIG-containing fraction isolated from SaI/Ak was unchanged in the presence of the above inhibitors as detected by immunoblotting. (B) The effect of cytochalasin D on actin reorganization induced by I-Ak engagement was revealed by confocal microscopy of cell-bead conjugates. Panels a and b represent, respectively, bright-field imaging and Alexa488-phalloidin staining of SaI/Ak cells stimulated with 10.2.16-coated beads. Panels c and d represent, respectively, bright-field imaging and Alexa488-phalloidin staining of SaI/Ak cells pretreated with Cyt.D prior to 10.2.16-coated beads stimulation. (C) The effect of calphostin C on PKC-{alpha} recruitment induced by I-Ak engagement was revealed by confocal microscopy of cell-bead conjugates. Panels a and b represent, respectively, bright-field imaging and PKC-{alpha} staining of SaI/Ak cells stimulated with 10.2.16-coated beads. Panels c and d represent, respectively, bright-field imaging and PKC-{alpha} staining of SaI/Ak cells pretreated with Calph.C prior to 10.2.16-coated beads stimulation.





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