Figure 5. Integrin ligation-dependent immune synapse (IS) formation requires myosin 2A contractility.
(A1–A3) DMSO-treated, phalloidin-stained primary B cells 15 min after engagement with a PLB containing ICAM-1 and limiting anti-IgM. (B1–B3) Same as (A1–A3) except the B cells were treated with pnBB. (C1–C3) Images of a representative, DMSO-treated primary B cell (white arrows mark actin arcs). (D1–D3) Images of a representative, pnBB-treated primary B cell. (E) Percent of cells exhibiting centralized, partially centralized, and noncentralized antigen (see Figure 5—figure supplement 1D1–D3 for representative examples of these three types of antigen distribution) (N = 126–144 cells/condition from three experiments). (F) Percent of total synaptic antigen in the cSMAC (N = 81–86 cells/condition from three experiments). (G) Antigen cluster size as a function of normalized distance from the cSMAC center (N = 113–144 cells/condition from three experiments). (H) Total synaptic antigen content (N = 56–62 cells/condition from three experiments). All panels: Airyscan images. Scale bars: 10 µm in (A1, B1, A3, B3); 5 µm in (D3).