Innate, T-, and B-Cell Responses in Acute Human Zika Patients.
Innate, T-, and B-Cell Responses in Acute Human Zika Patients.
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DOI:
10.1093/cid/cix732
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发表时间:
2018-01-06
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影响因子:
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通讯作者:
Emory Zika Patient Study Team
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Lai L;Rouphael N;Xu Y;Natrajan MS;Beck A;Hart M;Feldhammer M;Feldpausch A;Hill C;Wu H;Fairley JK;Lankford-Turner P;Kasher N;Rago P;Hu YJ;Edupuganti S;Patel SM;Murray KO;Mulligan MJ;Emory Zika Patient Study Team
Understanding the immune response during acute Zika in humans will aid vaccine design and testing. In 5 acute patients, including 2 pregnant women, viral levels and innate, T-, and B-cell responses against Zika or dengue viruses are described. There is an urgent need for studies of viral persistence and immunity during human Zika infections to inform planning and conduct of vaccine clinical trials. In 5 returned US travelers with acute symptomatic Zika infection, clinical features, viral RNA levels, and immune responses were characterized. Two pregnant, flavivirus-experienced patients had viral RNA persist in plasma for >44 and >26 days. Three days after symptom onset, transient increases in proinflammatory monocytes began followed at 5 days by transient decreases in myeloid dendritic cells. Anti-Zika virus immunoglobulin M was detected at day 7 after symptom onset, persisted beyond 103 days, and remained equivocal through day 172. Zika virus–specific plasmablasts and neutralizing antibodies developed quickly; dengue virus–specific plasmablasts and neutralizing antibodies at high titers developed only in flavivirus-experienced patients. Zika virus– and dengue virus–specific memory B cells developed in both flavivirus-naive and -experienced patients. CD4+ T cells were moderately activated and produced antiviral cytokines after stimulation with Zika virus C, prM, E, and NS5 peptides in 4/4 patients. In contrast, CD8+ T cells were massively activated, but virus-specific cells that produced cytokines were present in only 2/4 patients assessed. Acute infections with Zika virus modulated antigen-presenting cell populations early. Flavivirus-experienced patients quickly recalled cross-reactive MBCs to secrete antibodies. Dengue virus–naive patients made little dengue-specific antibody but developed MBCs that cross-reacted against dengue virus. Zika virus–specific functional CD4+ T cells were readily detected, but few CD8+ T cells specific for the tested peptides were found.
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发表时间:
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期刊:
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