Patent Application: US-8833798-A

Abstract:
dna sequences encoding seven novel seven transmembrane receptors and variants thereof are disclosed as well as materials and methods for production of the same by recombinant techniques . antibody substances specific for each of the seven transmembrane receptors are disclosed as useful for the modulation of the ligand / receptor binding reactions of the receptors .

Description:
the present invention is illustrated by the following examples relating to the isolation of human genomic and cdna sequences encoding the novel 7tm receptors herein designated v28 , v31 , v112 , r20 , r2 , r12 and rm3 . more particularly , example 1 describes the isolation of pcr fragments encoding portions of the r20 , v31 , v28 and v112 7tm receptors . example 2 describes the isolation of a full length human v31 genomic clone . example 3 describes the isolation of a v31 human cdna clone and further characterization of the v31 genomic clone . example 4 describes the cloning of a full length murine v31 genomic clone . the cloning of a full length , human genomic clones for v28 is described in example 5 . example 6 describes the isolation of a full length human v28 cdna . example 7 sets out a description of a human v112 cdna . example 8 describes the isolation of a full length genomic dna encoding human r20 . example 9 presents experiments which reveal the chromosomal location of the human v31 , v28 and r20 genes . the isolation of full length r2 and r12 7tm receptor genes from a human genomic fetal liver library is detailed in example 10 . example 11 describes the cloning of a cdna encoding the rm3 7tm receptor . example 12 presents a comparison of the amino acid sequences of 7tm receptors of the invention with amino acid sequences of previously described 7tm receptors . the transfection of human cells with genomic and cdna sequences encoding the 7tm receptor v31 and the phenotype of the transfected cells are detailed in example 13 . expression of 7tm receptors of invention in various human tissues and hematopoietic cell lines as assayed by northern blot and in situ hybridization is described in example 14 . examples 15 and 16 respectively describe the expression of v31 and r20 genomic sequences as fusion proteins with glutathione - s - transferase in e . coli , while example 17 describes the expression of v31 and v28 cdna sequences as fusion proteins with glutathione - s - transferase in e . coli . example 18 describes the generation of polyclonal sera reactive with the v31 fusion proteins and v31 peptides useful for generating monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies specific for v31 . example 19 presents various methods for identifying extracellular and intracellular ligands of the 7tm receptors of the invention . the polymerase chain reaction ( pcr ) was chosen as a method for identifying new members of the 7tm receptor superfamily . initially , eight different degenerate oligonucleotide primer pools were designed based on the amino acid sequence of the platelet activating factor receptor . pcr with the eight primer pools failed to amplify any new 7tm receptor sequences although several platelet activating factor rector clones were amplified . a second set of degenerate primers was then designed from regions of amino acid sequence high similarity between il8r1 and at2r which have an overall amino acid similarity of 30 %. the first region of high similarity occurs in the second transmembrane domain and contains 16 of 20 residues that are identical in both receptors . a 5 ′ degenerate primer pool ( where each primer was 45 nucleotides in length plus a cloning site , a longer primer than typically is used for pcr ) was synthesized based on this sequence . the sequence of the upstream primer is set out in iupac nomenclature below , wherein the underlined nucleotides represent a bamhi site introduced to facilitate cloning . primer pool 1 ( seq id no : 1 ) gac gga tcc gtt ttt ctg ttg aat ttg gct ctg gct gac yta ykc ttt kym ctg acy ttg ccm mts tgg this oligonucleotide pool was degenerate at ten positions to account for multiple codon choices and the four amino acid differences between il8r1 and at2r . ten positions were not degenerate , but were designed instead with a single ‘ best guess ’ nucleotide based on human codon frequency tables in wada et al ., nucl . acids res ., 195 : 1981 - 1986 ( 1991 ). a second region of extended identity between il8r1 and at2r occurs in the putative second cytoplasmic domain where eight identical adjacent residues are shared . this region was utilized to design a downstream antisense pcr primer pool ( 21 nucleotides in length plus a restriction site ). the sequence of the downstream primer is set out in iupac nomenclature below , wherein the underlined nucleotides represent a hindiii site introduced to facilitate cloning . primer pool 2 ( seq id no : 2 ) ggc t aa gct t gi aci ati gc ( y or i ) agr tai cgr tc this oligonucleotide contained the nucleotide inosine at several of the degenerate positions because of its ability to base pair with multiple nucleotides . isolation of genomic dna sequences encoding novel 7tm receptors by pcr oligonucleotide primer pools 1 and 2 were used to amplify human genomic dna purified from leukocytes by the method of blin and stafford , nucl . acids res ., 3 : 2303 - 2308 ( 1976 ). pcr was performed in a perkin - elmer - cetus machine with the following thermocycling parameters : an initial four minutes to bring the reaction to 94 ° c ., followed by 25 cycles of ( 1 ) 94 ° c . denaturation step for 30 seconds , ( 2 ) 50 ° c . annealing step for 45 seconds , and ( 3 ) 72 ° c . extension step for two minutes . the reaction mixture contained 1 × pcr buffer , 0 . 25 mm dgtp , 0 . 25 mm datp , 0 . 25 mm dctp , 0 . 25 mm ttp , 0 . 01 μg / μl primer pool 1 , 0 . 01 μg / μl primer pool 2 , 0 . 125 mg / ml human genomic dna , and 2 . 5 units taq polymerase in a total reaction volume of 40 μl . the predominate pcr product observed was the predicted size of 192 base pairs ( bp ) as determined by electrophoresis on a 1 . 2 % agarose gel . eight different pcr reactions were performed with increasing amounts of mgcl 2 ranging from 0 . 5 mm to 2 . 25 mm . the concentration of mgcl 2 did not appear to change the quantity of pcr product so all eight reactions were pooled , extracted with phenol and chloroform , ethanol precipitated , and then digested with restriction endonucleases bamhi and hindiii . the digested dna was electrophoresed on 1 . 2 % agarose and the 192 bp band was excised and eluted from the gel . the recovered dna was then ligated into bamhi - hindiii digested plasmid bluescript sk − ( stratagene cloning systems , la jolla , calif .) and transformed into bacterial host xl - 1blue . several thousand clones were obtained and most appeared to be recombinants as determined by blue - white color selection . twenty different clones were chosen for dna sequence analysis . plasmid dna was prepared and sequenced by the dideoxy chain termination method . most of the plasmids contained sequences corresponding to il8r1 or at2r , but two of the twenty clones contained a unique sequence which encoded a peptide with 28 % similarity to il8r1 and 46 % similarity to at2r . this novel sequence was termed r20 and encoded a series of amino acids consistent with a 7tm receptor : the first 17 residues were generally hydrophilic and contained a highly conserved cysteine residue and the last 22 residues were hydrophobic , corresponding to the third transmembrane domain . in order to identify additional novel sequences , the clones obtained by pcr using primer pools 1 and 2 were screened by hybridization to eliminate il8r1 , at2r and r20 clones . approximately 1000 clones were individually isolated and grown in microtitre wells . with the aid of a pronging device , the colonies were stamped onto plates , grown overnight , and transferred to nitrocellulose . dna on the blots was denatured and prepared by standard methods . hybridization was then performed with 32 p - labelled probes specific for il8r1 , a72r , and r20 . clones which did not hybridize were then chosen for sequence analysis . three new clones were identified that appeared to encode 7tm receptor segments . the inserts of the clones were designated v31 , v28 , and v112 . the sequence of the insert encoding v112 ( atcc 75326 ) is set out in seq id no : 3 . entire genes encoding the putative 7tm receptor genes designated v31 , v28 and r20 were isolated from human genomic dna libraries cloned in lambda phage as described below in examples 2 , 5 and 8 , respectively . a v31 genomic clone was isolated by pcr using the specific primers set out below . primer v31 - forward ( seq id no : 4 ) tgg gcc tac agc gcg gcc aa primer v31 - reverse ( seq id no : 5 ) tc aat gct gat gca aag aag a human genomic dna lambda library ( atcc 37333 ) was fractionated into 150 pools of approximately 3000 clones each . the 150 pools were divided into 15 groups , each containing ˜ 30 , 000 phage . pcr with the v31 specific primers was performed with the following parameters : an initial four minutes to bring the reaction to 94 ° c ., followed by 30 cycles of ( 1 ) 94 ° c . denaturation step for 30 seconds , ( 2 ) 50 ° c . annealing step for 45 seconds , and ( 3 ) 72 ° c . extension step for two minutes . the reaction mixture contained 1 × pcr buffer , 0 . 25 mm dgtp , 0 . 25 mm datp , 0 . 25 mm dctp , 0 . 25 mm ttp , 0 . 01 μg / μl v31 forward primer , 0 . 01 μg / μl v31 reverse primer , 1 μl phage pool lysate , and 2 . 5 units taq polymerase in a total reaction volume of 50 μl . one of the 15 groups yielded a pcr fragment of the predicted size of 114 bp , and a single pool of this group also produced the same fragment when subjected to the same pcr conditions . hybridization was then used to identify the v31 coding phage . approximately 6000 phage were plated on five 15 cm plates . duplicate filters were absorbed to each plate and processed for hybridization by standard methods . a 32 p labeled probe was prepared from the v31 segment plasmid by incorporating = p - dctp into a pcr reaction with the v31 specific primers . hybridization with this radiolabled probe and washing of filters was performed under conditions of reduced stringency . the hybridization solution was 20 % formamide , 5 × ssc ( 0 . 75 m sodium chloride , 0 . 075 m sodium citrate ), 5 × denhardt &# 39 ; s solution [ 1 % polyvinyl pyrolidone ( sigma , st . louis , mo . ), 1 % ficoll , 1 % bovine serum albumin - fraction v ], 0 . 05 m sodium phosphate , ph 6 . 5 , and 50 ng / ml sonicated salmon sperm dna ( sigma ). after overnight hybridization at 42 ° c ., the filters were washed extensively in 2 × ssc at 42 ° c . a hybridizing clone was chosen for plaque purification , dna isolation , and restriction endonuclease analysis . hybridizing ecori and kpni fragments were subcloned and subjected to dna sequence analysis . the sequence demonstrated that the v31 coding sequence had indeed been isolated and matched completely the 114 bp sequence cloned by pcr . however , the sequence did not contain the entire 5 ′ end of the coding region . consequently , more v31 genomic sequences were isolated from a different human placenta genomic library in vector lambda - fix - ii ( stratagene ). approximately 600 , 000 phage were screened by hybridization with the 5 ′ end of the v31 coding sequence ( ecori - psti fragment ). the probe was pared by labeling approximately 100 ng of the denatured v31 dna fragment in a reaction containing 32 p - dctp , 32 p - dttp , dgtp , datp , random hexamer primers , and the klenow fragment of dna polymerase i . unincorporated nucleotides were removed by passing the reaction mixture over a g - 25 sephadex quick spin column ( boehringer mannheim ). the probe was denatured by boiling and then incubated with the phage filters overnight at 42 ° c . in hybridization solution ( 50 % formnamide , 5 × ssc , 5 × , denhardt &# 39 ; s , 0 . 05 m sodium phosphate , ph 6 . 5 ) and 50 ng / ml sonicated salmon sperm dna . filters were washed three times in 0 . 2 × ssc , 0 . 1 % sds at 42 ° c . for 10 minutes . filters were air dried and then autoradiographed . six independently hybridizing clones were chosen for plaque purification and restriction endonuclease analysis . four of these clones produced hybridization patterns identical with genomic southern blots using the v31 coding sequence probe . the hybridizing 1 . 9 kb psti fragment from one of these phage was isolated and subcloned into the psti site of plasmid bluescript sk + ( stratagene ). the resulting plasmid was subjected to dna sequence analysis and was found to contain the entire v31 coding sequence . the predicted atg initiation codon was preceded immediately by nucleotides agreeing with the kozak census sequence for translation initiation [ kozak , nucl . acids res ., 12 : 857 - 872 ( 1984 )]. the dna and amino acid sequences of the v31 genomic clone ( atcc 75327 ) are respectively presented in seq id nos : 6 and 7 . the sequence of the v31 clone is more homologous to the il8r1 ( 31 %) and at2r ( 27 %) than to other members of the 7tm receptor superfamily ( e . g ., rhodopsin , the adrenergic receptors or the olfactory receptors ). a human cdna encoding the 7tm receptor v31 was isolated . first , a partial cdna clone was amplified by pcr from a human tonsil cdna library made by standard methods in vector pcdm8 [ invitrogen , san diego , calif .]. the primers utilized in the pcr reaction were : primer v31 - g + corresponds to the complement of nucleotides 418 to 437 of seq id no : 6 and includes an ecori site ( underlined ) and three additional nucleotides at its 5 ′ end to facilitate cloning . primer cdm8 - down annealed to the polylinker of the vector pcdm8 . the resulting pcr products were blotted to nitrocellulose and probed with a radioactive v31 - specific probe . the radioactive probe was produced by annealling two oligonucleotides , the sequences of which are set out in seq id nos : 10 and 11 , and filling in the ends of the annealled oligonucleotides with 32 p - labelled nucleotides . a hybridizing band was isolated from the gel and cloned in bluescript ( sk −) ( stratagene ). the resulting clone was named pv31 - 5 ′ end and its dna sequence is set out in seq id no : 12 . nucleotides 58 - 117 of pv31 - 5 ′ end comprise coding sequences that are different from the orignal genomic clone set out in seq id no : 6 , while nucleotides 118 - 232 are identical to nucleotides 322 to 437 of seq id no : 6 . a full length cdna clone was isolated from a peripheral blood mononuclear cell cdna library . pcr using v31 - specific oligonucleotide primers was performed to identify fractions of the library containing v31 clones . the primers utilized were : primer v31 - b1 corresponds to nucleotides 18 to 36 of seq id no : 12 . individual fractions positive for v31 were plated out and probed with the v31 - specific radioactive probe described above for isolation of the v31 - 5 ′ end clone . clone pbmc75 was isolated and included a poly - a tail but was five nucleotides shorter at the 5 ′ end than the partial tonsil cdna set out in seq id no : 12 . the v31 cdna insert in clone pbmc75 , which includes the complete coding sequences for the v31 7tm receptor , was named cdna v31 - b . race pcr performed using a 5 ′- amplifinder race kit ( clonetech ) was used to amplify and clone the 5 ′ end of the v31 cdna . primers v31 - f ( seq id no : 52 ) and v31 - g + ( seq id no : 8 ) were utilize in the reactions along with primers included in the kit to clone cdnas which included seventeen additional noncoding nucleotides ( five of which were the same as the additional five identified in the original tonsil clone ) upstream of the v31 - b cdna . a composite sequence including the seventeen nucleotides and the v31 - b cdna sequence is presented in seq id no : 14 and in genbank under accession no . 131581 . the amino acid sequence deduced from the cdna is presented in seq id no : 15 . the predicted seven transmembrane domains of the v31 7tm receptor ( schematically marked in fig1 as regions a to b , c to d , e to f , g to h , i to j , k to l , and m to n ) correspond to amino acid residues 58 to 86 , 96 to 119 , 131 to 152 , 171 to 196 , 219 to 247 , 264 to 285 and 306 to 331 of seq id no : 15 . a comparison of the amino acid sequence deduced from v31 - b with the amino acid sequence deduced from the v31 genomic clone described in example 2 revealed that the two sequences differed at the amino terminus . the first fifty - two amino acids deduced from the genomic clone ( residues 1 to 52 of seq id no : 7 ) were not present in the amino acid sequence deduced from v31 - b cdna and were replaced instead with twenty different amino acids ( residues 1 - 20 of seq id no : 15 ). this result indicated that that the 5 ′ end of the genomic clone was likely to contain an intron or introns . consequently , the v31 - b cdna sequence was used to identify three exons in the human v31 genomic clone described in example 2 . the dna and deduced amino acid sequences of exons 1 and 3 ( along with partial intron sequences ) of the v31 genomic clone are set out in seq id nos : 16 and 17 , and 18 and 19 , respectively . the dna sequence of exon 2 of v31 as well as intron sequences flanking the exon are set out in seq id no : 21 while the deduced amino acid sequence of exon 2 is set out in seq id no : 22 . nucleotides 151 - 156 of seq id no : 16 ( exon 1 ) comprise a putative tata box while nucleotide 180 appears to be the site of transcription initiation and nucleotides 243 - 245 appear to comprise the start codon . another promoter region , a caat box , which is thought to modulate transcription by rna polymerase ii [ benoist et al ., nuc . acids . res ., 8 : 127 - 142 ( 1980 )] has the consensus sequence gg ( c / t ) caatct ( seq id no : 20 ). a similar sequence sequence is found at nucleotides 104 - 113 of seq id no : 16 . amino acids 6 - 15 of seq id no : 22 ( exon 2 ) comprise a hydrophobic sequence shorter than , but similar to , that identified in a corresponding region of the serotonin receptor [ ruat et al ., proc . natl . acad . sci . usa , 90 : 8547 - 8551 ( 1993 )] as a possible additional transmembrane domain or a cleavable signal sequence . the intron sequences set out in seq id no : 18 ( exon 3 ) include a stretch of nucleotides encoding an alu repeat . the sequences of the human v31 exons are also deposited with genbank as accession nos . l31582 ( exon 1 ), l31583 ( exon 2 ) and l31584 ( exon 3 ). a murine v31 genomic clone was isolated from a genomic library library made by standard methods from a mouse cell line named c6vl using the 1 . 9 kb human v31 gene as a probe . the library was probed at reduced stringency ( 30 % formamide at 42 ° c .). the dna and deduced amino acid sequences of the murine v31 genomic clone isolated are set out in seq id nos : 23 and 24 , respectively . the murine cdna sequence is also deposited in genbank as accession no . l31580 . a murine v31 cdna was also isolated . a mouse thymus cdna library ( stratagene # 935303 ) was screened using a 1 kb probe generated by pcr with primers specific to the mouse v31 genomic clone : the nucleotide and deduced amino acid sequences of the murine v31 cdna are set out in seq id nos : 65 and 66 . both the mouse and human cdna clones have open reading frames of 1134 nucleotides and encode proteins of 378 amino acids . the deduced amino acid sequences of the two proteins are 86 % identical . these proteins contain many of the features common to members of the g protein - coupled receptor family : seven hydrophobic stretches that could serve as transmembrane domains , a pair of cysteines in the second and third extracellular domains , potential n - linked glycosylation sites in the amino terminal extracellular domain , potential phosphorylation sites in the carboxy terminal cytoplasmic domain , and key amino acids conserved among members of the family . the mouse cdna clone is 2084 nucleotides in length and contains 175 nucleotides of 5 ′ untranslated sequence and 775 nucleotides 3 ′ untranslated sequence in addition to the coding region of the gene . the mouse and human clones are 85 % identical throughout the coding region of the gene , but untranslated sequences 5 ′ and 3 ′ of the coding sequence diverge significantly . the mouse cdna clone contains two polyadenylation signals at positions 1985 - 1992 and 2036 - 2042 . the pcr fragment , the isolation of which is described in example 1 , encoding the 7tm receptor v28 was used to design synthetic oligonucleotides probes specific for v28 . two overlapping oligonucleotides were synthesized as shown below which represented coding and non - coding strands of the fragment with a 9 bp overlap in the center . primer v28l ( seq id no : 25 ) tgg act cac tat ttg ata aat gaa aag ggc ctc cac aat gcc atg tgc aaa ttc act acc primer v28r ( seq id no : 26 ) aat gct gat gac ggt gat gaa gaa tat gct tcc aaa aaa gcc gat gaa gaa gaa ggc ggt agt gaa the two synthetic dnas were annealed , and klenow polymerase was used to incorporate 32 p radiolabeled nucleotides into the resulting v28 specific probe ( 114 bp in length following reaction ). the reaction contained 0 . 76 μg of each v28 oligonucleotide , 1 × klenow buffer , 0 . 015 mm datp , 0 . 015 mm dgtp , 10 μl 32 p - dctp ( amersham ), 10 μl α - 32 p - dttp ( amersham ) and 1 . 5 μl klenow polymerase . the reaction was incubated at room temperature for 15 minutes and unincorporated counts were removed with the aid of a quick - spin g25 column . the v28 probe ( 46 × 10 6 cpm ) was denatured by boiling for 2 minutes and hybridized to the human placenta genomic library ( stratagene ). the library contained 360 , 000 phage on 12 nitrocellulose filters and hybridization was performed overnight at 42 ° c . in the hybridization solution described above containing 30 % formamide . filters were washed extensively in 2 × ssc at 32 ° c . and then exposed three days . several strongly hybridizing signals were observed and plaque purified . the v28 probe hybridized to single restriction endonuclease fragments in southern blots of the phage dna and human genomic dna . both hindiii ( about 2 kbp ) and pst i ( about 3 . 5 kbp ) fragments were isolated , subcloned in pbluescript and sequenced . the dna and deduced amino acid sequences of the full length v28 genomic clone ( atcc 75330 ) are respectively set out in seq id nos : 27 and 28 . the gene contained the exact v28 sequence isolated by pcr . the encoded amino acid sequence predicts a structure consistent with typical 7tmr structure : there are seven hydrophobic domains separated by hydrophilic domains and highly conserved residues are found in their typical positions . the predicted seven transmembrane domains of the v28 7tm receptor correspond to amino acid residues 26 to 56 , 68 to 92 , 107 to 125 , 146 to 167 , 197 to 219 , 232 to 253 , and 273 to 297 of seq id no : 28 . the v28 coding sequence is 29 % homologous with il8r1 and 27 % homologous to at2r . a human v28 cdna was isolated from a peripheral blood mononuclear cell cdna library generated by standard methods in vector prc / cmv ( stratagene ). pcr using v28 - specific oligonucleotide primers was performed to identify fractions of the library containing v28 clones . the primers utilized were : primer v28f ( seq id no : 29 ) tgg act cac tat ttg ata aa primer v28x ( seq id no : 30 ) aag att tga gag tca gag primer v28f corresponds to nucleotides 852 to 871 of seq id no : 27 , while primer v28x corresponds to the complement of nucleotides 2047 to 2064 of seq id no : 27 . the pcr reaction produced a 1 . 2 kb dna product that was labelled with 32 p by random priming and then used as a probe to identify individual v28 clones . hybridization and washing conditions were similar to the stringent methods described in example 2 . the dna and deduced amino acid sequences of the v28 cdna clone are set out in seq id nos : 31 and 32 , respectively . a comparison of the v28 genomic and cdna clones revealed that there is an intron in the 5 ′ untranslated portion of the v28 gene , the splice junction for which appear at nucleotides 84 to 85 of seq id no : 31 . a human v112 cdna corresponding to the v112 genomic fragment described in example 1 was isolated from a macrophage cdna library made by standard procedures in vector prc / cmv ( stratagene ). pcr using v112 - specific oligonucleotide primers was performed to identify fractions of the library containing v112 clones . the primers utilized were : primer v112 - f corresponds to nucleotides 1 to 19 of seq id no : 3 , while primer v112 - r corresponds to the complement of nucleotides 101 to 120 of seq id no : 3 . the pcr reaction produced a 123 bp dna product that was labeled with 32 p by random priming and then used as a probe to identify individual v112 clones . hybridization and washing conditions were similar to the reduced stringency methods described in example 2 . partial dna and deduced amino acid sequences of the approximately 850 bp v112 cdna clone are set out in seq id nos : 35 and 36 , respectively . the partial sequence presented in seq id no : 35 contains v112 5 ′ untranslated sequence and encodes the amino terminal portion of v112 up to the fourth transmembrane domain . the predicted seven transmbrane domains 1 - 3 of the v112 7tm receptor correspond to amino acid residues 36 to 58 , 70 to 90 , and 108 to 127 of seq id no : 36 . the r20 sequence isolated by pcr as described in example 1 was used to screen a genomic library for the entire gene . a probe specific for r20 was prepared by amplifying the r20 partial sequence by pcr using the specific primer sequences set out below and 32 p - labeled nucleotides , wherein primer r20 - 61 corresponds to the first 21 bases of the coding strand and primer r20 - 153rc corresponds to the first 20 bases of the non - coding strand . primer r 20 - 61 ( seq id no : 37 ) cta cac gta ccg gga cta tga primer r20 - 53rc ( seq id no : 38 ) aga aga cgc tgg cgt aca tg the pcr reaction contained 0 . 07 μg r20 target sequence ( hindiii — bam fragment isolated from the r20 plasmid cloned in pblueript sk −), 0 . 25 mm datp , 0 . 25 mm dgtp , 0 . 25 mm dttp , 1 μm dctp , 4 μl 32 p - dctp ( amersham ), 0 . 01 mg / ml r20 specific primers , 1 × pcr buffer , and 0 . 5 μl taq polymerase in a volume of 40 μl . the pcr was performed with the following thermocycling parameters : an initial four minutes to bring the reaction to 94 ° c ., followed by 12 cycles of ( 1 ) 93 ° c . denaturation step for 30 seconds , ( 2 ) 50 ° c . annealing step for 30 seconds , and ( 3 ) 72 ° c . extension step for one minute . the unincorporated counts were removed with a quick - spin g25 column . the probe was denatured by boiling for 2 minutes and then used to screen the human plecenta genomic dna library ( stratagene ). filters were hybridized overnight at 42 ° c . in hybridization solution containing 40 % formamide , washed at 42 ° c . in 0 . 2 × ssc and exposed overnight . four strongly hybridizing signals were plaque purified , subcloned and sequenced . the r20 sequence identified by pcr was present in the isolated gene . the gene encodes a protein that has a structure similar to other 7tm receptors . the dna and deduced amino acid sequences of the full length genomic r20 clone ( atcc 75328 ) are respectively set out in seq id nos : 39 and 40 . the predicted seven transmembrane domains of the r20 7tm receptor correspond to amino acid residues 28 to 54 , 66 to 90 , 107 to 125 , 146 to 167 , 208 to 232 , 246 to 267 , and 285 to 312 of seq id no : 40 . the r20 gene product is 28 % homologous with the il8r1 and 29 % homologous with the at2r . the chromosomal position of the v31 gene was determined by southern blot analysis of human - murine somatic cell hybrids [ naylor et al ., j . exp . med ., 57 : 1020 - 1027 ( 1983 )] and in situ hybridization of metaphase chromosomes [ cherif et al ., hum . genet ., 81 : 358 - 362 ( 1989 ) and fan et al ., proc . natl . acad . sci . usa , 87 : 6223 - 6227 ( 1990 )]. the chromosomal positions of the v28 and r20 genes were also determined by southern blot analysis of human - murine somatic cell hybrids . dna was isolated from human - mouse somatic cell hybrids , digested with ecori , and hybridized on southern blots using the human v31 gene ( the 1 . 9 kb psti fragment described in example 2 ) as a probe . hybridization of the v31 gene consistently segregated with human chromosome 17 . to localize the v31 gene more specifically , in situ hybridization was performed on human metaphase chromosomes with a fluorescently labelled v31 gene probe ( again the 1 . 9 kb psti fragment described in example 2 ). fluorescent in situ hybridization to metaphase chromosomes was used to localize the v31 genomic clone to the q12 - q21 . 2 region of chromosome 17 . metaphase chromosomes were prepared from 5 - bromodeoxyuridine synchronized lymphocyte cultures . the probe was biotinylated , hybridized to the chromosome spreads and detected by fluorescein - conjugated avidin ( vector labs ). slides were evaluated with a nikon fluorescence microscope . forty - five metaphase preparations were examined . q - ( dapi counterstaining ) and r - banding ( propidium iodide counterstaining ) were used to confirm the identity of the chromosome . fluorescent signal was detected at 17q12 - 21 . 2 on both chromatids of chromosome 17 in eighteen out of the forty - five cells . this is the same chromosomal localization identified for inherited familial breast cancer [ hall et al ., science , 250 : 1684 - 1689 ( 1990 )]. dna was isolated from human - mouse somatic cell hybrids , digested with ecori , and hybridized on southern blots using the coding region of the human v28 gene ( example 5 ) as a probe . hybridization of the v28 gene consistently segregated with human chromosome 3 . to localize the v28 gene specifically , hybridization was observed to a cell line with a 17 / 3 translocation containing 17qter - 17p13 :: 3p21 - 3pter . this hybrid scored positive and localizes the v28 gene to the p21 - ter region of chromosome 3 . this region of chromosome 3 has been implicated in the following conditions : von hippel - lindau syndrome , thyroid hormone resistance , small cell cancer of lung , pseudo - zellweger syndrome , gm1 - gangliosidosis and morquio syndrome ( type b ). see , o &# 39 ; brien , ed ., genetic maps : locus maps of complex genomes , sixth edition , book 5 , pp . 5 . 108 - 5 . 109 , cold spring harbor laboratory press , plainview , n . y . ( 1993 ). interestingly , the gene encoding the cc chemokine receptor , to which the v28 polypeptide exhibits 41 % sequence similarity , localizes to the same region of chromosome 3 . the cc chemokine receptor recognizes beta chemokines which appear to participate in signalling pathways affecting lymphocytes and macrophages . the 7tm receptor v28 may recognize ligands similar to those recognized by the cc chemokine receptor . dna was isolated from human - mouse somatic cell hybrids , digested with ecori , and hybridized on southern blots using the human r20 coding region ( example 8 ) as a probe . hybridization of the r20 gene consistently segregated with human chromosome 11 . seven hybrids with chromosome 11 translocations ( and no intact chromosome 11 ) further localize r20 to the p11 - p13 region of chromosome 11 . this region of chromosome 11 has been implicated in the following conditions : hypoprothrobinemia and dysprothrombinemia ( o &# 39 ; brien et al ., supra ). during the isolation of the r20 gene , two weakly hybridizing sequences were identified which have significant homology to other 7tm receptor genes . the r20 specific probe ( described in example 8 ) was used to screen a human genomic fetal liver dna library ( atcc 37333 ) by the methods described in example 8 . while the r20 gene could not be identified in this library , several weakly hybridizing clones were plaque purified , subcloned , and sequenced . the two clones were designated r2 ( atcc 75329 ) and r12 ( atcc 75331 ). the full length dna and deduced amino acid sequences of r2 and r12 ( which are respectively presented in seq id nos : 41 and 42 , and 43 and 44 ) exhibit homology with other 7tm receptors . the predicted seven transmembrane domains of the r2 7tm receptor correspond to amino acid residues 41 to 69 , 77 to 104 , 120 to 138 , 161 to 186 , 207 to 226 , 247 to 270 , and 294 to 318 of seq id no : 42 , while the predicted seven transmembrane domains of the r12 7tm receptor correspond to amino acid residues 33 to 57 , 68 to 90 , 106 to 127 , 145 to 168 , 193 to 217 , 233 to 251 , and 290 to 312 of seq id no : 44 . r2 is 25 % homologous to the il8r1 and 24 % homologous to the at2r , while r12 is 26 % homologous to the il8r1 and 19 % homologous to the at2r . another novel 7tm receptor was identified by methods similar to those described in example 1 . the two degenerate primer pools ( having seq id nos : 1 and 2 , respectively ) were used in a pcr reaction containing a human macrophage cdna library in plasmid prc / cmv ( stratagene ). the reaction mixture contained 1 × pcr buffer , 0 . 25 mm dgtp , 0 . 25 mm dctp , 0 . 25 mm datp , 0 . 25 mm ttp , 0 . 01 μg / μl primer pool 1 , 0 . 01 μg / μl primer pool 2 , 0 . 2 μg human macrophage cdna library and 2 . 5 μl taq polymerase in a reaction volume of 40 μl . when the pcr products were subjected to agarose electrophoresis a faint band of 180 - 200 bp was observed . to facilitate cloning , this dna was eluted from the gel and re - amplified by pcr under the same conditions . substantially more dna was isolated following the second pcm the re - amplified material was digested with bamhi and hindiii and cloned into the plasmid bluescript sk −, as described in example 1 . of sixteen clones sequenced , fourteen corresponded to r20 and two contained a unique sequence termed rm3 . specific primers for the partial rm3 clone were used to identify a full length rm3 cdna clone by the pcr methods described in example 2 . the dna and deduced amino acid sequence of the rm3 cdna are respectively presented in seq id nos : 45 and 46 . the predicted seven transmembrane domains of the rm3 7tm receptor correspond to amino acid residues 48 to 69 , 82 to 100 , 115 to 136 , 159 to 179 , 198 to 220 , 246 to 274 , and 287 to 311 of seq id no : 46 . the sequence of the rm3 partial clone ( atcc 75340 ) is represented in seq id no : 45 as nucleotides 438 to 551 . the rm3 deduced amino acid sequence exhibits 34 % identity to the il - 8r and 32 % identity to the at2r . amino acid identity values among five of the seven novel 7tm receptors described in examples 1 to 6 as well as values in comparison to various previously identified 7tm receptors are presented in table 1 below , wherein fmlp is the n - formyl peptide receptor and thrr is the thrombin receptor . the amino acid sequences of the previously identified 7tm receptors have been published as follows : il8r1 in holmes et at ., supra ; il8r2 receptor in murphy et al ., science , 253 : 1280 - 1283 ( 1991 ); at2r in saski et al ., supru ; c5ar in gerard and gerard , supra ; fmlpr in boulay , bbrc , 168 : 1103 - 1109 ( 1990 ); thrr in vu et al ., cell , 64 : 1057 - 1068 ( 1991 ); and pafr in honda et al ., supra . v31 genomic dna was transfected into cho / dhfr cells ( atcc crl9096 ) and 293 cells ( atcc crl1573 ) and the cells were assayed for expression of v31 by northern blot . v28 coding sequences were also transfected into and expressed in 293 cells . vector constructs for expression of v31 and v28 in mammalian cells the v31 coding sequence was excised from the full length lambda genomic clone described in example 2 ( λs - v31 - 3 ) as a 1 . 9 kb psti fragment and ligated into commercial plasmid bluescript sk + ( stratagene ) cut with psti , to create an intermediate construct designated pv31 - pst . the entire v31 fragment plus 60 bp of flanking polylinker sequence was then cut out of pv31 - pst with hindiii and xbai and ligated into commercial mammalian expression plasmid prc / cmv ( invitrogen corporation , san diego , calif .) cut with hindiii and xbai to generate the expression construct pv31xp . by standard pcr methods , the entire coding sequence of the v28 gene was isolated from the genomic clone described in example 5 . the coding sequences were then cloned into the expression plasmid prc / cmv to generate the expression construct 293 / v28 - l . the v31 and v28 expression constructs were transfected into cho or 293 cells by lipofection using the commercial transfection reagent dotap ( boehringer mannheim corporation , indianapolis , ind .). following selection for g418 resistance , individual v31 and v28 transfectants were subcloned . specific expression of the v31 mrna in transfected cells was assayed by northern blot hybridization with a 32 p - labelled v31 probe . transfectants were grown to log phase , then centrifuged and washed one time with phosphate buffered saline . mrna was isolated from cells using the commercial micro - fast track mrna isolation kit ( invitrogen corporation ). mrna species were separated by electrophoresis through 1 % agarose gels with 2 . 2 m formaldehyde . samples were first denatured by incubating 15 minutes at 65 ° c . in 50 % formamide and 2 . 2 m formaldehyde , then bromphenol blue and ethidium bromide were added prior to loading the gel . mrna was electrophoresed at 50 v for approximately 4 hours . after visualizing by uv trans - illumination and photography , mrna in the gel was transferred to nitrocellulose ( schleicher & amp ; schuell , keene , n . h .) by capillary action overnight in 20 × ssc . nitrocellulose blots were baked at 80 ° c . in a vacuum oven for 1 - 2 hours prior to hybridizing with probes . to generate the radiolabelled v31 probe , template dna ( 1 . 9 kb hindiii - xbai fragment containing entire v31 coding sequence ) was denatured by boiling , then annealed to a mixture of random hexamer primers . primers were extended for 30 minutes at room temperature using klenow enzyme and a mixture of 32 p - dctp , 32 p - dttp , datp , and dgtp . unincorporated nucleotides were removed by passing the reaction mixture over a g25 sephadex quick spin column ( boehiringer mannheim ). incorporation of 32 p was assessed by cherenkov counting . the probe was denatured by boiling and then incubated with the mrna blot overnight at 42 ° c . in hybridization solution ( 50 % formamide , 5 × ssc , 5 × denhardts , 50 mm napo4 , 10 ug / ml denatured salmon dna ). blots were washed in 2 × ssc , 0 . 1 % sds at room temperature 2 times for 10 minutes each , and then in 0 . 1 × ssc at 50 ° c . 3 - 4 times for 10 minutes each . blots were air dried and then exposed to x - ray film for varying lengths of time . only one of twelve transfected cho clones expressed v31 mrna as determined by hybridization . this cell line was designated cho - v31 - 10 . the signal from this cell line was observable within eight hours , while the other lines failed to produce significant amounts of signal . of the nine transfected 293 cell lines , two expressed v31 mrna at very high levels ( designated 293 - v31 - 1 and 293 - v31 - 6 ), three expressed at moderate levels ( designated 293 - v31 - 5 , 293 - v31 - 7 , and 293 - v31 - 9 ) and four failed to express significantly . also by northern blot analysis , ten out of twelve 293 clones transfected with v28 coding sequences expressed v28 mrna . the clone designated v28 - k expressed v28 mrna at the highest levels . the phenotype of transfected 293 cells expressing v31 mrna is altered in comparison to parental 293 cells . parental 293 cells contain processes which protrude from the cellular surface . such protrusions ( or “ spikes ”) are a common feature of many transformed cell types . the cells do not flatten out onto plastic but show a high profile with localized points of adhesion ( thus the spikey description ) and do not form a smooth epithelial sheet . in contrast , 293 transfectants expressing high levels of v31 mrna ( 293 - v31 - 1 and 293 - v31 - 6 ) appear flat and smooth in culture . the cells make close and continuous contact with each other to form a smooth epithelial sheet with a cobbled appearance . the v31 transfected 293 cells also exhibit a marked decrease in their growth rate compared with the parental 293 cell line . these morphological and growth rate differences are consistent with a “ less transformed ” phenotype for v31 gene expression . these results are in marked contrast to other 7tm receptor - transfected cells . for example , the serotonin receptor confers a more transformed phenotype when transfected into mammalian cells [ julius et al ., science , 244 : 1057 ( 1989 )]. the v31 - b cdna was also engineered for mammalian cell expression in prc / cmv by methods similar to those described above . the resulting expression plasmid was designated prcv31 - b . the 293 clones transfected with the expression plasmid which were expressing v31 - b mrna exhibited a phenotype similar to parental 293 cells rather than to 293 cells transfected with the v31 genomic dna constructs . the 293 clone expressing v31 mrna at the highest levels was v31b - i . expression of mrna of the novel 7tm receptors v31 , v28 and r20 was assayed by northern blot analysis and in sing hybridization with radio - labelled probes in a variety of human tissues and hematopoietic cell lines . frozen sections from various human tissues were hybridized in situ with radiolabelled single - stranded rna probes derived from v31 . tissue samples obtained from lymph node , spleen , thymus , and tonsil were frozen in otc blocks and stored at − 70 ° c . blocks were cut into 6 micron sections using a cryostat 2800m ( leica ) and applied to slides coated in vectabond ( vector laboratories , burlingame , calif .). slides were air dried overnight at room temperature than place at − 70 ° c . for storage . prior to use , slides were removed from 70 ° c . and placed at 55 ° c . for 5 minutes . sections were then fixed in 4 % paraformaldehyde for 20 minutes at 4 ° c ., rinsed 3 times in pbs , dehydrated ( 70 - 95 - 100 % ethanol , one minute each at room temperature ), and then allowed to dry for 30 minutes . sections were denatured in 70 % formamide , 2 × ssc for 2 minutes at 70 ° c ., rinsed in 2 × ssc , dehydrated , and then air dried for 30 minutes . the sections were then incubated in prehybridization solution ( 50 % formamide , 0 . 3 m nacl , 20 mm tris ph 8 . 0 , 10 % dextran sulfate , 1 × denhardt &# 39 ; s solution , 100 mm dtt and 5 mm edta ) for 2 hours at 42 ° c ., radiolabelled probe was added to the solution ( 6 × 10 5 cpm / section ) and the sections allowed to hybridize for 12 - 16 hours at 50 ° c . to generate sense and anti - sense v31 probes , t7 and t3 rna polymerases were used to synthesize 35 s - labeled transcripts from a linearized , gel purified plasmid containing a 727 bp hincii fragment of v31 . after hybridization , sections were washed in 4 × ssc , 10 mm dtt for 1 hour at room temperature , then in 50 % formamide , 1 × ssc , 10 mm dtt for 40 minutes at 60 ° c ., and finally in 2 × ssc and 0 . 1 × ssc for 30 minutes each at room temperature . after alcohol dehydration , the air dried slides were dipped in kodak ntb2 nuclear emulsion ( heated to 42 ° c .) and allowed to dry for 2 hours at room temperature in complete darkness until time of development . slides were then placed in kodak d19 developer for 4 minutes at 4 ° c ., dipped 4 times in acid stop ( 1 ml glacial acetic acid / 500 ml distilled water ) and then placed in kodak fixer for 4 minutes at 4 ° c . the slides were rinsed 3 times in tap water and then counterstained with hematoxylin / eosin . the v31 antisense probe hybridized intensely with each of the four human tissue samples ( lymph node , spleen , thymus , and tonsil ). in contrast , the control probe produced from the v31 sense strand did not hybridize significantly to these tissues . specific expression of of v31 mrna in normal human tissues was also assayed by northern blot hybridization . rna was prepared from human tissues by standard methods [ see , for example , chirgwin et al ., biochemistry , 18 : 5294 - 5299 ( 1979 )] and fractionated on oligo - dt cellulose for enrichment of mrna . the mrna samples were separated on a formaldehyde - agarose gel , transferred to nitrocellulose and hybridized to the v31 32 p - labeled probe as described in example 3 . the v31 probe clearly hybridized to the human lymphoid tissues , tonsil , lymph node and spleen . no hybridization was observed to adrenal gland , brain , heart , kidney , liver , lung , pancreas or testis . small amounts of hybridization were observed to small intestine , which may represent lymphoid projections into this tissue . cells from several hematopoietic cell lines were grown to log phase , harvested by centrifugation , washed two times with 150 mm nacl , and the pellets stored frozen at − 70 ° c . to extract rna , pellets were resuspended in guanidinium isothiocyanate buffer ( git ) and sheared in a polytron mixer for 20 seconds . rna / git mixtures were layered on top of cscl and centrifuged at 35 , 000 rpm ( 179 , 000 × g ) for 21 hours . rna pellets were resuspended in h 2 o , ethanol precipitated , and treated with proteinase k to remove any rnase contamination . after a phenol / chloroform extraction , the rna was reprecipitated , resuspended in h 2 o and quantitated spectrophotometrically . 10 ug of each rna sample was used for northern blot analysis . samples were denatured and electrophoresed through a formaldehyde / agarose gel , transferred to nitrocellulose and hybridized to the 32 p - labelled v31 probe essentially as described in example 3 . the v31 probe hybridized strongly to the t cell line hut 78 and the b cell lines raji and jijoye . the t cell line cem also hybridized with v31 , but less intensely . in contrast the t cell lines skw3 and molt4 failed to hybridize to v31 , as did the myeloid lines kg1 , k562 , hl - 60 , and u937 . these results confirm the northern and in situ hybridization results on human tissues ; v31 is expressed specifically in lymphoid cells and tissues . results of northern blot assays for expression of v31 mrna in other hematopoietic cell lines are presented below in table 2 . expression of v28 mrna in a variety of human tissues was assayed by northern blot analysis using 32 p - labelled v28 probes . frozen tissue samples were pulverized in liquid nitrogen using mortar and pestle , and rna was isolated following the apgc protocol of chomczynski and sacchi , analytical biochemistry , 162 : 156 - 159 ( 1986 ). briefly , samples were homogenized in a 4 m guanidium thiocyanate buffer and then subjected to several rounds of acid phenol extraction and isopropanol precipitation . rna samples were treated with rnase - free dnase ( stratagene cloning systems , la jolla , calif .) for 30 minutes at 37 ° c . to remove any containing dna , then phenol / chloroform extracted twice , ethanol precipitated , resuspended in depc - treated h 2 o and stored at − 70 ° c . until further use . rna from cell lines was prepared as described above for the analysis of v31 . ten to 30 μg of each rna sample were denatured by incubating in 50 % formamide and 3 . 5 m formaldehyde for 10 minutes at 60 ° c . ; bromphenol blue and ethidium bromide were added prior to electrophoresis . samples were electrophoresed through 1 . 2 % agarose gels containing 2 % formaldehyde for 4 hours at 90 volts . after visualizing by uv trans - illumination and photography , rna was transferred from the gel to nitrocellulose ( schleicher and schuell ) by capillary action overnight in 20 × ssc . nitrocellulose blots were baked at 80 ° c . in a vacuum over for 1 - 2 hours prior to hybridization . a 1 . 5 kb eco ri fragment containing the entire v28 coding sequence was used as a template to generate the radiolabelled v28 probes . details of the labeling , hybridization and washing are exactly as described in example 2 . results of the northern blot analysis are presented in table 3 below . expression of the r20 gene in various human tissues was assayed by northern blot analysis . poly - a mrna was isolated from various human tissues , fractionated by denaturing agarose gel electrophoresis , and blotted onto a nitrocellulose membrane . a probe was prepared from the 1 . 5 kb hindiii - psti fragment of r20 as follows . fifty ng of gel - purified fragment was annealed to 1 μg of random hexamers . the sample was treated with klenow enzyme in the presence of klenow buffer ( see example 2 ), datp , dgtp , 32 p - dctp , and 32 p - ttp at room temperature for 75 minutes . the labelled fragment was separated from unincorporated nucleotides by passage through a g - 25 quickspin column ( boehringer mannheim ), denatured by boiling , and cooled on ice . this probe was hybridized to the filter for 16 hours at 42 ° c . in a solution of 5 × ssc , 50 mm napo 4 , 5 × denhardt &# 39 ; s solution , and 10 μg / ml salmon sperm dna . the filter was subsequently washed in 0 . 1 × ssc at 50 ° c . hybridization was visualized by autoradiography . of the tissues analyzed , the strongest signal was detected in placental rna . a weaker band of the same apparent molecular weight was also visible in rna from lymph nodes , kidney , and thymus . no hybridization to liver , ovary , or testis rna was evident . the coding sequence for v31 ( and fragments thereof ) were engineered for expression in e . coli as a fusion protein with glutathione - s - transferase ( gst ) [ smith et al ., gene , 67 : 31 - 40 ( 1988 )]. fusion proteins with gst are generally expressed at high levels and can often be easily purified on glutathione - agarose beads . these fusions are useful for providing material for biochemical studies and as immunogens for the preparation of antibodies . the entire coding sequence of v31 was engineered for expression in the plasmid pgex - 2t such that a fusion protein was produced containing gst at the amino terminal end and v31 at the carboxyl terminal end . the plasmid pgex - 2t contains a lac promoter which drives the expression of gst . the 3 ′ end of the gst gene contains bamhi and ecori sites and encodes a thrombin cleavage site . the v31 gene was cloned into pgex - 2t digested with bamhi and ecori by first introducing a bamhi site at the 5 ′ end of the v31 gene and an ecori site at its 3 ′ end by pcr directed mutagenesis . a 5 ′ oligonucleotide ( v31 - a , seq id no : 47 ) contained a bamhi site encoding residues 225 and 226 of pgex - 2t and 17 bases of the v31 gene , staring with the methionine initiation codon ( atg ). the downstream , antisense oligonucleotide ( v31 - b , seq id no : 48 ) contained an ecori site and 17 bases of the 3 ′ end of the v31 coding sequence including the natural stop codon . pcr was performed in a perkin elmer cetus machine with the following thermocycling protocol : an initial four minutes to bring the reaction to 94 ° c ., followed by 25 cycles of ( 1 ) 94 ° c . denaturation step for 30 seconds , ( 2 ) 60 ° c . annealing step for 30 seconds , and ( 3 ) 72 ° c . extension step for 30 seconds . the reaction mixture contained 1 × pcr buffer , 0 . 25 mm dgtp , 0 . 25 mm datp , 0 . 25 mm dctp , 0 . 25 mm ttp , 0 . 01 μg / μl of each primer , 3 × 10 − 7 mg template dna and 2 . 5 units taq polymerase in a total reaction volume of 50 μl . following pcr , the reaction was extract with phenol and chloroform and ethanol precipitated . the dna was then digested at 37 ° c . with bamhi and ecori and electrophoresed on 1 % agarose / 2 % nusieve agarose gel . the predominant pcr product exhibited an electrophoretic mobility consistent with the predicted size of 1241 bp . this dna was electroluted and then ligated to a pgex - 2t dna fragment that had been treated with bamhi and ecori and isolated by electrophoresis . the ligated dna was transformed into competent e . coli and a clone containing the plasmid designated pgex - v31 - f4 was chosen for analysis . the insert dna coding for the v31 fusion protein was sequenced by the dideoxy chain termination technique . a shorter fusion protein , containing only the first 90 amino acids of v31 ( the predicted first extracellular domain ), was also prepared with gst . similar to the above example , bamhi and ecori sites were introduced into the v31 coding sequence by pcr directed mutagenesis . the 5 ′ oligonucleotide ( v31 - a ) was identical to that utilized for the first gst fusion and contained a bamhi site for the gst gene and 17 bases of the v31 gene . the downstream antisense oligonucleotide ( v31 - c , seq id no : 49 ) contained 18 bases of the v31 gene and introduced a stop codon ( after v31 amino acid 90 ) followed by an ecori site . pcr conditions were performed exactly as above for the first gst fusion . the pcr products were phenol / chloroform extracted and digested with bamhi and ecori . the dna was electrophoresed on a 1 % agarose / 2 % nusieve agarose gel and exhibited a mobility consistent with a predicted size of 281 bp . this dna was electroeluted and also ligated into pgex - 2t . the insert of the resulting plasmid , pgex - v31 - n1 , was confirmed by sequence analysis . a third fusion protein was prepared which contained gst fused to all of the four putative extracellular domains . regions of the v31 amino acid sequence were defined as domains based on their predicted hydrophillicity and contained one to five hydrophobic residues at each end ( forming portions of transmembrane segments ); this design provides some separation between domains and yet does not change the general hydrophilic nature of the fusion protein . four separate pcr reactions were performed to amplify dna encoding each separate domain . the method used to then fuse the domain coding sequences is outlined in erlich , ed ., pp . 61 - 70 in pcr technology , stockton press , new york , ( 1989 ). the most 5 ′ oligonucleotide ( v31 - a ) used was identical to that used in the two v31 fusions described in the foregoing paragraphs and contained the bamhi site for ligation to the gst gene sequence . the most 3 ′ oligonucleotide ( v31 - j , seq id no : 56 ) contained 17 bases of the v31 gene and introduced a stop codon after v31 amino acid 343 , followed by an ecori site . oligonucleotide v31 - d ( seq id no : 50 ) was paired with the upstream oligonucleotide v31 - a to amplify a 294 bp fragment that coded for the first extracellular domain ; the v31 - a oligonucleotide also contains 12 bases which are homologous with the second extracellular domain oligonucleotide ( v31 - e , seq id no : 51 ). the second extracellular domain was amplified with oligonucleotides v31 - e and v31 - f ( seq id no : 52 ). oligonucleotide v31 - e contains 12 bases of first extracellular domain followed by 17 bases of second extracellular domain sequence . consequently the 3 ′ end of the first extracellular domain pcr product contains 24 identical nucleotides when compared with the 5 ′ end of the second extracellular domain pcr product allowing the two pcr products to be annealed together and reamplified as a fused dna fragment ( using pcr and oligonucleotides v31 - a and v31 - f ). this strategy was also applied to the third and fourth extracellular domains : the third extracellular domain was amplified using oligos v31 - g ( seq id no : 53 ) and v31 - h ( seq id no ; 54 ) and the fourth extracellular domain was amplified using oligos v31 - i ( seq id no : 55 ) and v31 - j , and the resulting pcr fragments were annealed and reamplified using oligos v31 - g and v31 - j . finally , the two dna fragments containing the first / second and third / fourth extracellular domains were fused together by annealing the fragments and amplifying with oligonucleotides v31 - a and v31 - j in a tertiary pcr reaction . pcr conditions and digestion with bamhi and ecori were performed as as described for the first two v31 fusion proteins . products of the initial four pcr reactions were electrophoresed on 1 % agarose / 2 % nusieve agarose and each reaction yielded the predicted size fragment ( 294 bp , 75 bp , 105 bp , and 111 bp for extracellular domains one through four , respectively ). secondary reamplification reactions were performed with the same pcr conditions , but the target sequences came from the electrophoresed gels which had been excised by stabbing the appropriate band with a micropipetor tip . the captured agarose ( two or three microliters in volume ) was then extruded into the secondary pcr reaction . these reactions produced the predicted size dna fragments of 345 bp ( first / second extracellular domains ) and 192 bp ( third / fourth extracellular domains ). these dna fragments once aneealed were similarly used as template dna in the final pcr reaction using oligos v31 - a and v31 - j . the final pcr product was digested with bamhi and ecori and exhibited a mobility consistent with the expected 513 bp . the dna was electroeluted and ligated into pgex - 2t . the resulting plasmid was designated pgex - v31 - x10 and was confirmed to have the predicted dna sequence . the amplified sequences and junctions with the gst gene were sequenced to determine that all three designed genes were properly constructed . the three gst / v31 fusion genes were grown in e . coli and their synthesis was induced with iptg . cultures were grown to late exponential phase and harvested by centrifugation . cells were resuspended in pbs and disrupted by sonication . cellular debris was removed by centrifugation and the supernatant was mixed with glutathione - agarose beads ( sigma ). the beads were then extensively washed in pbs . proteins bound to the beads were eluted with reduced glutathione ( sigma ). aliquots from each stage of purification were analyzed for protein by sds - polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis . gst is easily purified by this method and represents the major ( greater than 90 %) protein eluted from glutathione agarose . the gst fusion prote in containing the full length v31 coding sequence produced several protein bands of lower moleculear weight ( 1000 , 2500 , and 4000 da larger than gst ) than that predicted for the full length fusion protein . these products were eluted from glutathione - agarose beads , but were expressed at lower levels than gst . these proteins may be the products of the fusion proteolysis ( see below ). no protein band was observed at the predicted moleculear weight for the full length v31 - gst fusion protein . the gst fusion protein containing the first extracellular domain ( pgex - v31 - n1 ) produced several protein bands that were purified on glutathione - agarose . one of these corresponded with the approximate predicted size ( 10 , 000 da larger than gst ) and three smaller bands exhibited mobilities identical with the gst fusion protein containing full length v31 . purification of the gst fusion protein containing all four extracellular domains ( pgex - v31 - x10 ) was also attempted . only small amounts of protein were eluted from glutathione - agarose beads , and these had the same mobility as the pgex - v31 - f4 bands and the smaller pgex - v31 - x10 bands . however , a large amount of protein remained associated with the cell pellet and exhibited a mobility consistent with the predicted fusion protein size . amino terminal amino acid sequencing was performed on this electrophoretically purified material , and the sequence was determined to be the amino terminal sequence of gst . this protein may thus represent the gst fusion protein with the four v31 extracellular domains which may form inclusion bodies during synthesis and therefore be insoluble and associated with the cell pellet . there are several observations that suggest that v31 may recognize a protease the structure of v31 is very similar to the thrombin receptor . v31 shares 30 % similarity to the thrombin receptor and both molecules have unusually long first extracellular domains ( 89 residues for v31 , 100 for thrombin ). the thrombin receptor contains a thrombin cleavage site in this first extracellular domain and the receptor becomes activated following proteolysis . v31 contains a prominent proteolytic recognition sequence including five adjacent lysines ( amino acid positions 18 - 22 ) that should be a good target for a protease specific for basic residues ( several such proteases exist , such as trypsin ). moreover , experimental observations with gst - v31 fusion proteins suggest that the first extracellular domain is an obvious target for an e . coli protease . during the isolation of each of the three fusion proteins , some of the material was found to be partially degraded as described in the foregoing paragraphs . the sites of proteolysis are presumably in the first extracellular domain since that is the only sequence common to the three fusion proteins . the size ( 2500 da larger than gst ) of at least one of these potential degradation products is consistent with cleavage at or near adjacent lysines . this result suggests that the first extracellular domain is accessible to cleavage by e . coli proteases ; such accessibility to a human protease may result in cleavage and subsequent v31 signal transduction events in vivo . the extracellular domains of the r20 sequence were also engineered for expression in e . coli as a fusion protein with gst . as described in example 15 for v31 domains , the r20 domains were chosen by their predicted hydrophillicity . four independent pcr reactions were performed to amplify each domain . the 5 ′ oligonucleotide ( r2x1 , seq id no : 57 ) encodes a bamhi site for ligation to the gst gene , followed by 15 nucleotides of the r20 gene ( beginning with the methionine initiation codon ). the most 3 ′ oligonucleotide ( r20 - y4 , seq id no : 64 ) contained 18 residues of the r20 gene ( fourth extracellular coding segment ), introduced a stop codon after r20 amino acid 286 , and was followed by an ecori site . the first extracellular domain coding sequence was prepared by pcr with oligonucleotides r20 - x1 and r20 - y1 ( seq id no : 58 ) using conditions described in example 15 . similarly , the second , third , and fourth extracellular domain coding sequences were amplified with primer pairs r2 - x2 ( seq id no : 59 ) and r20 - y2 ( seq id no : 60 ); r20 - x3 ( seq id no : 61 ) and r20 - y3 ( seq id no : 62 ); and r20 - x4 ( seq id no : 63 ) and r20 - y4 , respectively . the first and second extracellular domain coding sequences were fused together by a secondary pcr reaction , similar to that described in example 15 ( primers r20 - y1 and r20 - x2 share 30 overlapping nucleotides which allow the two primary pcr products to anneal together for the amplification of a fused dna fragment ; the pcr reaction contains the two primary pcr products and primers r20 - x1 and r20 - y2 ). the third and fourth extracellular domain coding sequences were similarly fused together in a pcr reaction with primers r20 - x3 and r20 - y4 . finally , the pcr products from the secondary reactions were annealed and amplified in a tertiary pcr with primers r20 - x1 and r20 - y4 ; this reaction produced a dna which encoded the four extracellular domains . the dna was digested with bamhi and ecori and then ligated into pgex - 2t as described in example 15 . the resulting plasmid was designated pgex - rdf6 and the insert was confirmed by dna sequence analysis . as described in example 15 , e . coli harboring this plasmid were grown and analyzed for production of a gst - r20 domain fusion protein . a protein band of the appropriate mobility was observed on sds - page of glutathione agarose purified material . several lower moleculear weight species ( about 1000 da smaller ) were also observed which may represent proteolytic cleavage products . all of these bands could be cleaved with thrombin to yield a band which co - migrated with gst . this result suggests that the e . coli cultures produce gst fusion proteins with r20 extracellular domain sequences . the material purified on glutathione agarose was directly used for immunization of mice for the preparation of antibodies as described below in example 18 . by methods similar to those described in examples 15 and 16 , v31 - b and v28 coding sequences were engineered to be expressed as gst fusion proteins . the coding sequence of interest ( from the v31 - b cdna described in example 3 or the v28 ° cdna described in example 6 ) was cloned into the bamhi and ecori sites of pgex - 2t . single bacterial colonies containing the resulting v31 - b or v28 μplasmids were used to inoculate 50 ml l broth / carbenicillin and was grown overnight at 37 ° c . the overnight cultures were diluted 10 - fold to 500 ml with l broth / carbenicillin and incubated for 1 . 5 hours at 37 ° c . iptg was added to 1 mm and the culture was incubated for 3 . 5 hours at 37 ° c . bacteria were pelleted , resuspended in 15 ml pbs / 1 % triton x - 100 and sonicated with five 45 - second bursts while keeping ice cold . homogenate was aliquoted and spun in a microfuge at full speed for 5 minutes . pellets were resuspended in a total of 3 ml pbs / 1 % triton x - 100 . half of the sample was brought to 10 ml with 3 . 5 ml h 2 o , 4 . 5 ml 2 × sample buffer and 0 . 5 ml 2m dtt . the sample was boiled for 3 minutes and spun before loading on two 10 % acrylamide sds preparative gels . gels were run at 30 ma for approximately 15 hours then incubated in ice cold 0 . 4 m kcl to visualize protein bands . the induced band was cut out and electroeluted for 4 hours at 50 ma into approximately 10 ml tris - glycine buffer ( no sds ) in dialysis tubing . when necessary , the eluted fusion protein was concentrated in amicon microconcentrators with 30 kd moleculear weight cut - off . the gst - v31 fusion proteins v31 - n1 and v31 - x10 described in example 15 were purified on glutathione - agarose and emulsified with an equal volume of freunds adjuvant ( complete for the first injection and incomplete for all subsequent injections ). two balb / c mice were initially immunized subcutaneously with approximately 200 μl of each construct . subsequent boosts were made at two week intervals and the mice were bled retro - orbitally after three boosts . immunological reactivity was assessed by western blot analysis . approximately 25 μg of either the immunizing protein or gst was resolved on a 10 % polyacrylamide gel and transferred to nitrocellulose . the filter was blocked in pbs containing 5 % non - fat dried milk and 1 % bsa for 2 - 15 hours at 4 ° c . the sera ( either pre - immune or immune ) was diluted 1 : 50 in blocking buffer in a final volume of 2 ml , incubated with the filter strip for 1 hour at 4 ° c . and washed three times with 50 ml of pbs . sheep anti - mouse ig conjugated to horseradish peroxidase ( amersham ) was diluted 1 : 500 in pbs and incubated with each filter for 1 hour at 4 ° c . the filters were washed 3 times in 100 ml of pbs and placed in 5 ml of 3 , 3 ′ diaminobenzidine ( 0 . 6 mg / ml in 10 mm tris - hcl ; 0 . 6 % nicl 2 ; 0 . 06 % h 2 o 2 ). immunoreactivity to v31 fusion proteins was observed from sera of mice immunized to v31 - n1 and v31 - x10 . in addition , immunoreactivity was observed to the thrombin cleaved v31 - n1 products ( both gst and the v31 amino terminal domain ). the extracellular domains of v31 - b and v28 were also used to immunize rabbits as gst fusion proteins . antibodies raised in rabbits recognized the respective fusion protein on western blots . in addition , the antiserum also recognized the respective fusion protein on western blots and the thrombin cleaved fusion proteins including the fragments corresponding to the extracellular domains of v31b or v28 . v31 peptides to be used to generate v31 specific antibodies include , for example : peptide ecdn - b ( amino acids 1 to 15 of seq id no : 15 ) mdlgkpmksvlc amino acid residue 12 ( a cysteine ) was added to the peptide to facilitate conjugation of the peptide to an immunogen carrier . another peptide is : peptide ecd2 ( amino acids 116 to 129 of seq id no : 15 ) ysaakswvfgvhfc peptide ecdn - b corresponds to the amino terminal end of the first extracellular domain of v31 while peptide ecd2 corresponds to a region of the second extracellular domain of v31 . various methods may be used to identify extracellular and intracellular ligands for the 7tm receptors of the invention . for example , because 7tm receptors are coupled to g proteins to effect biological responses , the secondary signal transduction events [ reviewed by linder et al ., sci . am ., 267 : 56 - 65 , ( 1992 )] that are utilized by g proteins can be utilized to assay for recombinant 7tm receptor function . assays for the activity of g protein effector molecules ( e . g ., adenylyl cyclase , phospholipase c , ion channels , and phosphodiesterases ) have previously been described . for example , concentration of cyclic amp can be measured by a commercial radioimmunoassay ; phosphoinositide production can easily be monitored [ downes et al ., biochem . j ., 198 : 133 - 140 ( 1981 )]; and the transient release of intracellular calcium ion stores can be observed with spectrofluorimetry . these assays can be performed on mammalian cells expressing 7tm receptors of the invention in the presence and absence of test compounds to identify or purify potential ligands of the 7tm receptors and such assays may also be used for the identification or purification of agonists or antagonists of 7tm receptors . as another example , a calcium flux assay can be used to identify solutions or cellular extracts containing ligands for 7tm recpetors of the invention . specifically , 293 cells transfected with dna sequences of the invention encoding a 7tm receptor are grown in a 10 cm dish to ˜ 90 % confluence in mem + 10 % serum . cells are washed with cmf - pbs and loaded with fura - 2 by incubating in 4 ml mem + 10 % serum + 1 um fura - 2 am ( molecular probes — 1 mm stock made in dmso and frozen in aliquots ) for 30 minutes at room temperature . cells are again washed and removed from plate with versene . cells are pelleted , washed in d - pbs ( containing 1 mm ca ++ ) and resuspended in ˜ 500 ul d - pbs for a concentration of ˜ 10 7 / ml . fluorescence changes are monitored in a hitachi f - 4010 fluorescence spectrophotometer . approximately 10 6 cells are suspended in a total of 1 . 8 ml d - pbs with stirring in a cuvette maintained at 37 ° c . excitation wavelengths alternate between 340 nm and 380 nm at 4 second intervals while emission is monitored at 510 nm . test compounds are added through an injection port . at the end of the experiment , ionomycin is added to measure the maximal ca ++ flux . a transient ca ++ flux is indicative of the presence of a ligand for the 7tm receptor in the solution being tested . transfected 293 cell line expressing v28 or v31 rna ( example 13 ) were examined in the ca ++ flux assay using several chemokines as potential ligands for the 7tm receptors . none of the tested ligands stimulated a ca ++ flux through either v28 or v31 . the chemokines tested were : el8 , nap - 2 , gro / mgsa , ip - 10 , m1p - 1α , m1p - 1β , mcp - 1 , and rantes . there were two controls for the assay . first , untransfected 293 cells express the thrombin receptor and treatment of untransfected 293 cells with thrombin resulted in an observable ca ++ flux . second , 293 cells were transfected with sequences encoding the il - 8 receptor and treatment of transfected cells with il - 8 also resulted in an observable ca ++ flux . the foregoing illustrative examples relate to presently preferred embodiments of the invention and numerous modifications and variations thereof will be expected occur to those in the art . thus only such limitations as appear in the appended claims should be placed upon the scope of the present invention . cca ctg cac tcc agc ctg ggc aac aga gtg aga cca tgt ctc aag aaa 222 aaa aaa aaa gaa aga aac cac tgc tct agg cta aat ccc agc cag agt 270 tgg agc cac cca gct aaa ctg gcc tgt ttt ccc tca ttt cct tcc ccg 318 aag gta tgc ctg tgt caa gat gag gtc acg gac gat tac atc gga gac 366 lys val cys leu cys gln asp glu val thr asp asp tyr ile gly asp aac acc aca gtg gac tac act ttg ttc gag tct ttg tgc tcc aag aag 414 asn thr thr val asp tyr thr leu phe glu ser leu cys ser 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