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We have used the highly specific α4β1 inhibitor 4-((N′-2-methylphenyl)ureido)-phenylacetyl-leucine-aspartic acid-valine-proline (BIO1211) as a model LDV-containing ligand to study α4β1 integrin-ligand interactions on Jurkat cells under diverse conditions that affect the activation state of α4β1. Observed K Dvalues for BIO1211 binding ranged from a value of 20–40 nmin the non-activated state of the integrin that exists in 1 mm Mg2+, 1 mm Ca2+ to 100 pm in the activated state seen in 2 mmMn2+ to 18 pm when binding was measured after co-activation by 2 mm Mn2+ plus 10 μg/ml of the integrin-activating monoclonal antibody TS2/16. The large range inK D values was governed almost exclusively by differences in the dissociation rates of the integrin-BIO1211 complex, which ranged from 0.17 × 10−4 s−1 to >140 × 10−4 s−1. Association rate constants varied only slightly under the same conditions, all falling in the narrow range from 0.9 to 2.7 × 106m−1 s−1. The further increase in affinity observed upon co-activation by divalent cations and TS2/16 compared with that observed at saturating concentrations of metal ions or TS2/16 alone indicates that the mechanism by which these factors bring about activation are distinct and identified a previously unrecognized high affinity state on α4β1that had not been detected by conventional assay methods. Similar changes in affinity were observed when the binding properties of vascular cell adhesion molecule-1 and CS1 to α4β1 were studied, indicating that the different affinity states detected with BIO1211 are an inherent property of the integrin. We have used the highly specific α4β1 inhibitor 4-((N′-2-methylphenyl)ureido)-phenylacetyl-leucine-aspartic acid-valine-proline (BIO1211) as a model LDV-containing ligand to study α4β1 integrin-ligand interactions on Jurkat cells under diverse conditions that affect the activation state of α4β1. Observed K Dvalues for BIO1211 binding ranged from a value of 20–40 nmin the non-activated state of the integrin that exists in 1 mm Mg2+, 1 mm Ca2+ to 100 pm in the activated state seen in 2 mmMn2+ to 18 pm when binding was measured after co-activation by 2 mm Mn2+ plus 10 μg/ml of the integrin-activating monoclonal antibody TS2/16. The large range inK D values was governed almost exclusively by differences in the dissociation rates of the integrin-BIO1211 complex, which ranged from 0.17 × 10−4 s−1 to >140 × 10−4 s−1. Association rate constants varied only slightly under the same conditions, all falling in the narrow range from 0.9 to 2.7 × 106m−1 s−1. The further increase in affinity observed upon co-activation by divalent cations and TS2/16 compared with that observed at saturating concentrations of metal ions or TS2/16 alone indicates that the mechanism by which these factors bring about activation are distinct and identified a previously unrecognized high affinity state on α4β1that had not been detected by conventional assay methods. Similar changes in affinity were observed when the binding properties of vascular cell adhesion molecule-1 and CS1 to α4β1 were studied, indicating that the different affinity states detected with BIO1211 are an inherent property of the integrin. Integrins comprise a large family of cell-surface receptors that mediate cell-cell and cell-matrix interactions in diverse biological settings (see Refs. 1Hynes R.O. Cell. 1992; 69: 11-25Abstract Full Text PDF PubMed Scopus (9026) Google Scholar and 2Ruoshlahti E. J. Clin. Invest. 1991; 87: 1-5Crossref PubMed Scopus (1494) Google Scholar for reviews). Each integrin is a two-chain heterodimer containing an α-chain and a β-chain. The leukocyte integrin α4β1 regulates cell migration into tissues during inflammatory responses and normal lymphocyte trafficking (3Hemler M.E. Elices M.J. Parker C. Takada Y. Immunol. Rev. 1990; 114: 45-65Crossref PubMed Scopus (290) Google Scholar, 4Lobb R.R. Hemler M.E. J. Clin. Invest. 1994; 94: 1722-1728Crossref PubMed Scopus (363) Google Scholar, 5Springer T.A. Cell. 1994; 76: 301-314Abstract Full Text PDF PubMed Scopus (6414) Google Scholar) and provides a key co-stimulatory signal supporting cell activation (6Damle N.K. Aruffo A. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U. S. A. 1991; 88: 6403-6407Crossref PubMed Scopus (216) Google Scholar, 7Anwar A.R. Walsh G.M. Cromwell O. Kay A.B. Wardlaw A.J. Immunology. 1994; 82: 222-228PubMed Google Scholar, 8Clark E.A. Brugge J.S. Science. 1995; 268: 233-239Crossref PubMed Scopus Google Scholar, J. Immunol. Google Scholar, Y. J. Immunol. Google monoclonal R.R. Hemler M.E. J. 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indicating that activation by Mn2+ and was not not the non-activated 1 mm 1 mm the affinity of BIO1211 for α4β1 was the for the activated the for the state was to that observed under conditions (see dissociation was to an of and the only a to K D (see The of K D with the of K 20–40 that was from the in that the affinity of BIO1211 for α4β1 is highly to the activation state of by on the assay α4β1 affinity states are on metal the of on dissociation of the under from are in and of the 2 mm Mn2+ alone state as in a of from the complex, after the rate of was not as as from the non-activated in a of BIO1211 from the 2 mm Mn2+ TS2/16 the rate of was in the of TS2/16 when the 10 mm alone or 2 mm Mn2+ alone activated states were with constants for the dissociation of under mm Mn2+ not the or of a of the of BIO1211 the mm not the or of a of the of BIO1211 the mm Ca2+ 1 mm Ca2+ of Jurkat cells × in with the were with for 2 at BIO1211 was in the same with or 10 mm as and the cells were further 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of BIO1211 from the 1 mm 1 TS2/16 state was the by the to the that about of the integrin-BIO1211 for the 1 mm 1 TS2/16 state was in the binding states that were by divalent plus TS2/16 was that was to a and to the dissociation that during the of the the of these states for the of BIO1211 after TS2/16 was by the on α4β1 that had been on and in an rates for the of BIO1211 from that were in the of 2 mm Mn2+ or 2 mm Mn2+ TS2/16 were to values observed on and when the same were with TS2/16 the rate of of BIO1211 from the not The of TS2/16 in the was on about of the BIO1211 was from cells after in the only about was in the and of the were in the The of Ca2+ on are in the of 2 mm Ca2+ was as as at of BIO1211 a to for the Ca2+ had of an on the divalent alone or TS2/16 states (see for activation by 1 mm Ca2+ in only a on and × for the Mg2+, Mn2+ mm and 2 mmMn2+ the in observed that the from 1 to 10 mm slightly BIO1211 the of Ca2+ to the of BIO1211 from the 2 mm Mn2+ TS2/16 state is with the model on for in which high concentrations of as a inhibitor of ligand binding J. 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Scopus Google Scholar) and from the seen for the binding was by a the for dissociation of the was only for the Mn2+ which identified a in as a of integrin for BIO1211 under these as a have as a for α4β1 the in the 2 mm Mn2+ alone and 2 mmMn2+ TS2/16 states is specific to BIO1211 or a property of α4β1 to with and CS1 binding to Jurkat cells under the same conditions for in and CS1 were to differences the 2 mm and 2 mm Mn2+ TS2/16 the that BIO1211 of the properties of α4β1 and that the different activation states of α4β1 are to the binding of Mn2+ TS2/16 high affinity state is a property of α4β1 that binding of and mm Mn2+ 10 μg/ml mm Mn2+ mm 1 mm of Jurkat cells × in the were for 1 at with of or CS1 was and the were further 10 The cells were by and binding by for and CS1 were from the values for of BIO1211 for BIO1211 were for the 2 mm Mn2+ and 2 mm Mn2+ TS2/16 states from on and rates and for the 1 mm 1 mm state from binding as in the not in a of Jurkat cells × in the were for 1 at with of or CS1 was and the were further 10 The cells were by and binding by for and CS1 were from the values for of BIO1211 for BIO1211 were for the 2 mm Mn2+ and 2 mm Mn2+ TS2/16 states from on and rates and for the 1 mm 1 mm state from binding as in the not We have used as a model LDV-containing ligand to study α4β1 integrin binding was under conditions that affect the activation state of D values were observed that ranged from a value of 20–40 in the 1 mm Mg2+, 1 mm Ca2+ state to 100 pm in the 2 mm Mn2+ state to 18 pm in a identified state detected when binding was measured in the of 2 mmMn2+ 10 μg/ml TS2/16. The differences in affinity were almost exclusively by changes in the dissociation rate of the had to affinity differences non-activated and activated the large in affinity the activated states was a in affinity for BIO1211 was detected the Mg2+, Mn2+ mm state and the 2 mmMn2+ TS2/16 that the in the integrin affinity state are to and binding under conditions and that were seen for these of the activated that activation was not by a high affinity state by a of that was by changes in the assay is from the in the affinity from to to to to pm by high concentrations of Mg2+, BIO1211 affinity and dissociation rate to the values seen at 2 mm Mn2+ that the seen with and Mn2+ at of the same affinity state of the integrin. was by the that further increase in affinity was observed when that had been with 2 mmMn2+ were with 10 concentrations of a of the dissociation rate to that seen with Mg2+, with the seen at concentrations of Mn2+ not the of metal of a of states of the integrin. the the states is as as states for the in are to the of affinity states the of 10 mm TS2/16 or 2 mm Mn2+ a further increase in affinity was The of activation by divalent cations and by TS2/16 on the K D for binding indicates that the of activation by divalent and by antibody are The are about the the mm Mn2+ and the affinity state observed with or Mn2+ plus TS2/16. the observed differences in the and dissociation rates 2 mm Mn2+ TS2/16 and 10 mm TS2/16 that the affinity state to the of a of was further by in which dissociation rates were measured in the of 2 TS2/16 × 10−4 10 mm TS2/16 × and 100 mm TS2/16 0.17 × The changes in the dissociation rate of the that were observed as was from 2 to 10 from 10 to 100 mm are to the changes observed at the same concentrations in the of TS2/16 values for the TS2/16 states were values for the alone observed a with a of of the binding are in the in the distinct and by which divalent cations and TS2/16 α4β1 high affinity were with BIO1211 was the rate of on the of for α4β1 to a indicating that the integrin is with BIO1211 is at a the for α4β1 not a and a indicating that of to the The rate for the was to that for from the divalent alone state after with the rate for the was to that for the divalent plus TS2/16 state in the of Similar were of were activated by TS2/16 alone or by TS2/16 plus divalent indicating that the dissociation were not to the high affinity that the divalent cations are not to to the same in the different activated states of α4β1 or that a different the are to these is not activation with TS2/16 in the integrin or to the that dissociation after divalent and states provides for the that the bring about activation of α4β1 in distinct the mechanism by which the affinity states of are is a large of the as a key M.J. 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