PD-1 modulates regulatory T cells and suppresses T-cell responses in HCV-associated lymphoma.
PD-1 modulates regulatory T cells and suppresses T-cell responses in HCV-associated lymphoma.
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10.1038/icb.2010.121
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发表时间:
2011-05
影响因子:
4
通讯作者:
Yao, Zhi Q.
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Ni, Lei;Ma, Cheng J.;Zhang, Ying;Nandakumar, Subhadra;Zhang, Chun L.;Wu, Xiao Y.;Borthwick, Thomas;Hamati, Agnes;Chen, Xin Y.;Kumaraguru, Uday;Moorman, Jonathan P.;Yao, Zhi Q.
T regulatory (TR) cells suppress T cell responses that are critical in the development of chronic viral infection and associated malignancies. Programmed death-1 (PD-1) also plays a pivotal role in regulation of T cell functions during chronic viral infection. To examine the role of PD-1 pathway in regulating TR cell functions that inhibit T cell responses during virus-associated malignancy, TR cells were investigated in the setting of hepatitis C virus-associated lymphoma (HCV-L), non-HCV-associated lymphoma (non-HCV-L), HCV infection alone, and healthy subjects (HS). Relatively high numbers of CD4+CD25+ and CD8+CD25+ TR cells as well as high levels of PD-1 expressions on these TR cells were found in the peripheral blood of subjects with HCV-L compared to those from non-HCV-L or HCV alone or HS. TR cells from the HCV-L subjects were capable of suppressing the autogeneic lymphocyte response, and depletion of TR cells in PBMC from HCV-L improved T cell proliferation. Additionally, the suppressed T cell activation and proliferation in HCV-L was partially restored by blocking the PD-1 pathway ex vivo, resulting in both a reduction in TR cell number and the ability of TR to suppress the activity of effector T cells. This study suggests that the PD-1 pathway is involved in regulating TR cells that suppress T cell functions in the setting of HCV-associated B cell lymphoma.
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