Predict disease progression from T-cell phenotypes in northern pig-tailed macaques (Macaca leonina) during SIVmac239 infection
Predict disease progression from T-cell phenotypes in northern pig-tailed macaques (Macaca leonina) during SIVmac239 infection
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通过 SIVmac239 感染期间北方猪尾猕猴 (Macaca leonina) 的 T 细胞表型预测疾病进展
DOI:
10.1111/imm.12794
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发表时间:
2017
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影响因子:
6.4
通讯作者:
Zheng Yong-Tang
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作者:
Zhang Ming-Xu;Zheng Hong-Yi;Jiang Jin;Song Jia-Hao;Chen Min;Xiao Yu;Lian Xiao-Dong;Song Tian-Zhang;Tian Ren-Rong;Pang Wei;Zheng Yong-Tang
Macaca leonina(northern pig‐tailed macaques, NPMs) have variable disease progression during SIVmac239 infection. In the present study, we analysed, for the first time, the correlations between T‐cell phenotypes and disease progression in NPMs during SIVmac239 infection. In comparison to normal progressors (NPs), slow progressors (SPs) had lower chronic T‐cell activation and exhaustion levels. In addition, SPs showed higher peripheral CD4+T‐cell count and CD4 : CD8 ratio, and lower plasma viral load than NPs. CD4+T‐cell count and CD4 : CD8 ratio decreased more sharply in NPs than in SPs. Furthermore, T cells in NPs were more highly differentiated, at least in acute infection, than in SPs. These results indicated that T‐cell phenotypes were correlated with disease progression in SIVmac239‐infected NPMs and these correlations may provide valuable guidance for the improvement of therapeutic strategies tested in NPMs.