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Aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases (ARSs) are emerging as important regulators in various immune diseases; however, their roles in immune cells remain unclear. In this study, using alanyl-tRNA synthetase (AARS) mutant (sti) mice with neurodegenerative disorder, we investigated the effect of translational fidelity in immune cells. Dysfunctional AARS caused disorders in immune cell responses and cellularity. The impairment was caused by dampened TCR signaling than cytokine signaling. Therefore, sti mutant inhibits TCR signaling, impeding T cell survival and responses. B cell numbers were decreased in sti mice. Despite low B cell cellularity, serum IgM, IgA, and IgE levels were higher in sti mice than in wild-type mice. Misacylation of ARS and the consequent translational infidelity induce disturbances in signaling pathways critical for immune cell survival and responses. Our findings provide a novel mechanism by which translational fidelity might play a critical role in cellular and humoral immune responses.

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