Expression of the Fas antigen in patients infected with human immunodeficiency virus.

Expression of the Fas antigen in patients infected with human immunodeficiency virus.
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10.1002/cyto.990220206
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1995-06
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Cytometry
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通讯作者:
T. McCloskey;N. Oyaizu;M. Kaplan;S. Pahwa
T. McCloskey;N. Oyaizu;M. Kaplan;S. Pahwa
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T. McCloskey;N. Oyaizu;M. Kaplan;S. Pahwa

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Lymphocytes from patients with HIV infection have been shown to undergo accelerated apoptosis. Fas antigen is a cell surface protein known to initiate an apoptotic signal. Therefore, we undertook a study to examine the expression of the Fas antigen during HIV infection. Using three color flow cytometry, expression of the Fas antigen on lymphocytes of 23 HIV infected individuals (CDC category 2, CD4 200-499 cells/microL, n = 10; CDC category 3, CD4 < 200 cells/microL, n = 13) and 10 healthy controls was examined. Both CD3+CD4+ and CD3+CD8+ subsets were examined for their expression of this marker. In lymphocytes of healthy controls, 47% of the CD3+CD4+ and 45% of the CD3+CD8+ cells were Fas antigen positive. This percentage was significantly increased in CD4 cells from HIV infected patients belonging to CDC category 3, but was unchanged from normal values in CDC category 2 subjects. The increase in the percentage of CD4+ T cells expressing Fas antigen in patients correlated significantly with the decrease in circulating CD4 T cell count (P < 0.009). In addition, by examining mean fluorescence intensity, we found that the amount of Fas expression per cell was increased threefold in CD3+CD4+ cells and increased twofold in CD3+CD8+ cells in category 3 patients. These results demonstrate that an increase in Fas antigen expression occurs during HIV infection.