Loss of γδ T Cells Results in Hair Cycling Defects.
Loss of γδ T Cells Results in Hair Cycling Defects.
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γδ T 细胞的损失会导致毛发循环缺陷。
DOI:
10.1038/jid.2013.17
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发表时间:
2013
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通讯作者:
Paus R.
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作者:
Kloepper JE;Kawai K;Bertolini M;Kanekura T;Paus R.
T lymphocytes residing in mammalian epithelial tissues mainly express the γδ T-cell receptor (TCR)(except in man) and maintain tissue integrity by monitoring epithelial stress (Bonneville et al., 2010; Girardi, 2006; Havran and Jameson, 2010; Macleod and Havran, 2011; and supplementary references s2; s5; s7; s22; s24). Dendritic epidermal T-cells (DETCs) are prototypic epithelial γδ T-cells that reside in murine skin and express a canonical Vγ3Vδ1 (alternate nomenclature Vγ5Vδ1) TCR (Girardi, 2006; Havran and Jameson, 2010; Macleod and Havran, 2011; s5; s7). Upon recognition of stressed, neighboring keratinocytes, DETCs secrete growth factors, cytokines, chemokines, and play key roles in epidermal homeostasis, inflammation, tumor surveillance, systemic IgE response, and wound-healing (Macleod and Havran, 2011; s5; s7; s23).Their recognized role in wound-healing raises the question whether DETCs are also involved in regulation of the growth of hair follicles (HFs) in adult mammalian skin, since the cyclic growth and regression activity of HFs shows multiple cross-connections to wound-healing: HFs engage in life-long, cyclic organ regeneration (Schneider et al., 2009), wound-healing is accelerated when all HFs are in the growth stage of the hair cycle (HC)(Ansell et al., 2010), and HF cycling is most effectively induced by HF wounding (depilation)(Paus et al., 1994). Moreover, HF-derived stem cells can contribute to epidermal regeneration while skin wounding can induce HF neogenesis (Ito and Cotsarelis, 2008; s10; s13; s14). Also, growth factors secreted by DETCs, such as FGF7 and IGF1 (Macleod and Havran, 2011; s11; s22) are recognized as major hair growth regulators (Schneider et al., 2009; s20; s21). Finally, the number of DETCs in the epithelium of murine HFs fluctuates significantly during woundinginduced anagen development (Paus et al., 1994). However, the reason for this HC-dependence of intrafollicular γδ T-cell numbers remains obscure, and the functional role of γδ T-cells in HF cycling has not been studied before.