Anti-prion activity of cellulose ether is impaired in mice lacking pre T-cell antigen receptor α, T-cell receptor δ, or lytic granule function

Anti-prion activity of cellulose ether is impaired in mice lacking pre T-cell antigen receptor α, T-cell receptor δ, or lytic granule function
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在缺乏前 T 细胞抗原受体 α、T 细胞受体 δ 或裂解颗粒功能的小鼠中,纤维素醚的抗朊病毒活性受损

DOI:
10.1016/j.intimp.2022.108672
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
5.6
通讯作者:
Doh-ura Katsumi
Doh-ura Katsumi
中科院分区:
医学2区
文献类型:
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作者:
Teruya Kenta;Oguma Ayumi;Takahashi Satoko;Watanabe-Matsui Miki;Tsuji-Kawahara Sachiyo;Miyazawa Masaaki;Doh-ura Katsumi

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The anti-prion activity of cellulose ether (CE) has been reported in rodents, but the mechanism of action is not well understood. As defects in early T-cell development have been reported in Tga20 mice which show only a slight effect of CE administration, we investigated the involvement of immune functions in the CE action. We confirmed an insertion of the prion protein transgene into the pre T-cell antigen receptor α gene of Tga20 mice, and its impaired expression in the thymus and other tissues. The influence of immune suppression on the CE effect was then examined in high CE-responder mice treated with immunosuppressive agents or neonatal thymectomy. As neonatal thymectomy significantly reduced the CE effect, we compared the influence of various T-cell defects in mice with similar genetic backgrounds. The CE effect was increased or unchanged in mice with defects in the αβ T-cell lineage, whereas it was abolished in T-cell receptor δ deficient mice. Further, when other immune defects were examined, the CE effect was reduced in mice with lysosomal trafficking dysfunction, but was unchanged in mice deficient in B-cell differentiation or toll-like receptor 4 signaling. These findings collectively suggest that the mechanism of CE action may involve γδ T cells and lytic granule function, as well as immune factors like natural killer T cells which are lacking in pre T-cell antigen receptor α deficient mice and neonatally thymectomized mice.