Prolonged antigen storage endows merocytic dendritic cells with enhanced capacity to prime anti-tumor responses in tumor-bearing mice.
Prolonged antigen storage endows merocytic dendritic cells with enhanced capacity to prime anti-tumor responses in tumor-bearing mice.
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10.4049/jimmunol.1001619
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2010-09-15
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Janssen EM
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Reboulet RA;Hennies CM;Garcia Z;Nierkens S;Janssen EM
Tumor-cell vaccination with irradiated autologous tumor cells is a promising approach to activate tumor-specific T cell responses without the need for tumor antigen identification. However, uptake of dying cells by DC is generally a non-inflammatory or tolerizing event in order to prevent the development of autoreactive immune responses. Here we describe the mechanisms that confer the potent T cell priming capacity of a recently identified a population of DC (merocyticDC, mcDC) that potently primes both CD8+ and CD4+ T cells to cell-associated antigens upon uptake of apoptotic cells. mcDCs acquired cell-associated materials though a process of merocytosis that is defined by the uptake of small particles that are stored in non-acidic compartments for prolonged periods, sustained antigen presentation, and the induction of type I IFN. T cells primed by mcDC to cell-associated antigens exhibit increased primary expansion, enhanced effector function and increased memory formation. Using transgenic T cell transfer models and endogenous models, we show that treatment of tumor-bearing mice with mcDC that have been exposed to dying tumor cells results in tumor suppression and increased host survival through the activation of naïve tumor-specific CD8+ T cells as well as the revigoration of tumor-specific T cells that had been rendered non-responsive by the tumor in vivo. The potent capacity of mcDCs to prime both CD4+ and CD8+ T cells to cell-associated antigens under immunosuppressive conditions makes this DC subset an attractive target for tumor therapies as well as interventional strategies for autoimmunity and transplantation.
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