Requirement of MHC class I on radioresistant cells for granzyme B expression from CD8+ T cells in murine contact hypersensitivity
Requirement of MHC class I on radioresistant cells for granzyme B expression from CD8+ T cells in murine contact hypersensitivity
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小鼠接触性超敏反应中 CD8 T 细胞表达颗粒酶 B 所需 MHC I 类对放射抗性细胞的要求
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10.1016/j.jdermsci.2018.01.013
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2018
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and Kenji Kabashima
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Sachiko Ono;Tetsuya Honda;and Kenji Kabashima
Allergic contact dermatitis (ACD) is a common cutaneous disorder that affects around 44 15–20% of the general population worldwide. Haptens, chemical compounds of 45 molecular weight smaller than 500 Da, are assumed to react with self-peptides or 46-proteins to serve as pathogenic antigens (Ags) in ACD [1, 2]. Ag-presented-CD8+ T 47 cells at the elicitation phase produce interferon (IFN)-r and cytotoxic granules such as 48 granzyme B and perforin, and provoNe inflammation [2–4]. Dermal dendritic cells 49 (dDCs) are considered essential for the presentation of these haptenized-Ag to CD8+ T 50 cells [2, 5, 6]. On the other hand, given that haptens can modulate peptides that are 51 attached to major histocompatibility complex (MHC) class I [1], and that MHC class I 52 is expressed in a variety of cells other than dDCs, dDC-independent Ag-presentation by 53 radioresistant cells has been assumed in ACD from some in-vitro studies [7–9], however, 54 the actual contribution of which in vivo is poorly understood. 55 Herein, using a murine contact hypersensitivity (CHS), an animal model of ACD, we 56 attempted to clarify the possibility of dDC-independent Ag-presentation at the 57 elicitation. 58