Spatial alterations between CD4(+) T follicular helper, B, and CD8(+) T cells during simian immunodeficiency virus infection: T/B cell homeostasis, activation, and potential mechanism for viral escape.
Spatial alterations between CD4(+) T follicular helper, B, and CD8(+) T cells during simian immunodeficiency virus infection: T/B cell homeostasis, activation, and potential mechanism for viral escape.
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10.4049/jimmunol.1103138
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2012-04-01
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Villinger F
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Hong JJ;Amancha PK;Rogers K;Ansari AA;Villinger F
HIV/SIV infections induce chronic immune activation with remodeling of lymphoid architecture and hypergammaglobulinemia, although the mechanisms leading to such symptoms remain to be fully elucidated. Moreover, lymph nodes have been highlighted as a predilection site for SIV escape in vivo. Following 20 rhesus macaques infected with SIVmac239, as they progress from pre to acute and chronic infection, we document for the first time the local dynamics T follicular helper (TFH) cells and B cells in situ. Progression of SIV infection was accompanied with increased numbers of well delineated follicles containing germinal centers (GCs) and TFH cells with a progressive increase in the density of PD-1 expression in lymph nodes. The rise in PD-1+ TFH cells was followed by a substantial accumulation of Ki67+ B cells within GCs. However, unlike in blood, major increases in the frequency of CD27+ memory B cells were observed in lymph nodes, indicating increased turnover of these cells, correlated with increases in total and SIV specific antibody levels. Of importance, compared to T cell zones, GCs seemed to exclude CD8+ T cells while harboring increasing numbers of CD4+ T cells, many of which are positive for SIVgag, providing an environment particularly beneficial for virus replication and reservoirs. Our data highlight for the first time important spatial interactions of GC cell subsets during SIV infection, the capacity of lymphoid tissues to maintain stable relative levels of circulating B cell subsets and a potential mechanism for viral reservoirs within GCs during SIV infection.
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32.4
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Nurieva, Roza I.;Chung, Yeonseok;Hwang, Daehee;Yang, Xuexian O.;Kang, Hong Soon;Ma, Li;Wang, Yi-Hong;Watowich, Stephanie S.;Jetten, Anton M.;Tian, Qiang;Dong, Chen
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Dong, Chen
DOI:
10.1038/nri2524
发表时间:
2009-04
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Nature reviews. Immunology
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15.3
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Fauci, Anthony S.
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0.7
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Ansari, AA
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4.4
作者:
Haynes, Nicole M.;Allen, Christopher D. C.;Cyster, Jason G.
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Cyster, Jason G.