Genetically targeting the BATF family transcription factors BATF and BATF3 in the mouse abrogates effector T cell activities and enables long-term heart allograft survival.
Genetically targeting the BATF family transcription factors BATF and BATF3 in the mouse abrogates effector T cell activities and enables long-term heart allograft survival.
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10.1111/ajt.16861
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2022-03
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Li XC
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Wang Y;Xiao X;Kong G;Wen M;Wang G;Ghobrial RM;Dong N;Chen W;Li XC
T cells must be activated and become effectors first before executing allograft rejection, a process that is regulated by diverse signals and transcription factors. In the present study, we studied the basic leucine zipper ATF-like transcription factor (BATF) family members in regulating T cell activities in a heart transplant model and found that mice deficient for both BATF and BATF3 (Batf−/−Batf3−/− mice) spontaneously accept the heart allografts long-term without tolerizing therapies. Similarly, adoptive transfer of wild type T cells into Rag1−/− hosts induced prompt rejection of heart and skin allografts, whereas the Batf−/−Batf3−/− T cells failed to do so. Analyses of graft-infiltrating cells showed that Batf−/−Batf3−/− T cells infiltrate the graft but fail to acquire an effector phenotype (CD44highKLRG1+). Co-transfer experiments in a TCR transgenic TEa model revealed that the Batf−/−Batf3−/− T cells fail to expand in vivo, retain a quiescent phenotype (CD62L+CD127+), and unable to produce effector cytokines to alloantigen stimulation, which contrasted sharply to that of wild type T cells. Together, our data demonstrate that the BATF and BATF3 are critical regulators of T effector functions, thus making them attractive targets for therapeutic interventions in transplant settings.
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