Mouse Hybridoma Clone 1D11 Against Human NKG2D (1D11 Hybridoma, TID 00202)

NKG2D is the receptor for MICA. (A) Identification of NKG2D as a candidate sequence by cDNA RDA. Lanes show the Dpn II restriction enzyme representation (cDNA REP) and the sequential representational difference products (RDP1–RDP3). The NKG2D Dpn II cDNA fragment is of 430 base pairs. (B) A full-length NKG2D cDNA was used as a probe in blot hybridization of total RNAs from the NKL, HPB-ALL, Hut 78, and Jurkat cell lines, from a V_δ1 γδ T cell line, and from CD4⁺ and CD8⁺ αβ T cells purified from PBLs. Presence or absence of the NKG2D mRNA of ∼1.8 kb correlated with surface binding of bio-sMICA and mAbs 1D11 and 5C6. The larger transcript of ∼3.5 kb presumably was a transcriptional variant of NKG2D. Jurkat-NKG2D transfectants (last lane) have a shorter transcript because of their transfection with a coding region construct. Bottom of panel shows RNA sample loadings. (C) Immunoprecipitation of NKG2D with mAb 5C6 or 1D11 from ¹²⁵I-surface-labeled cell lines and from Ba/F3 cell transfectants expressing a transmembrane mutant of NKG2D in the absence of DAP10. The protein with a molecular mass of 42 kD corresponds to NKG2D. (D) Flow cytometry showed binding of mAb 1D11 to the Jurkat-NKG2D transfectants but not to the untransfected cells. Binding was increased by coexpression of DAP10.