Lysis of keratinocytes by IL-2-activated peripheral blood lymphocytes.
Lysis of keratinocytes by IL-2-activated peripheral blood lymphocytes.
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IL-2 激活的外周血淋巴细胞裂解角质形成细胞。
DOI:
10.1111/1523-1747.ep12515933
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发表时间:
1991
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Santos,EB
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Symington,FW;Santos,EB
Interleukin 2 (IL-2) – activated peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) have been reported to lyse tumor cells while essentially sparing normal cells in vitro. This report concerns JL-2 – induced anti-keratinocyte (anti-KG) cytotoxic effectors that lyse normal human keratinocytes (KC) in vitro. Effectors were generated by culturing PBMC for 1–8 d in various concentrations of recombinant IL.-2 and then assayed against51Cr-labeled targets. Effectors stimulated with 103U/mi of IL-2 for 8 d readily lysed adherent or trypsinized autologous or allogeneic KC cultured in serum- free medium. Induction of anti-KG effectors was IL-2 dose- dependent, with as little as 12–25 U/ml of IL-2 inducing increased anti-KC activity after 24 h of treatment. Although anti-KG activity was increased after overnight culture in IL-2, maximal effector potency in terms of lytic units (LU) per 106effector cells required 4 d of IL-2 treatment. Maximal effector yield in terms of LU per input PBMC occurred after 8 d of IL-2 treatment. Antibody plus complement depletion studies showed that the anti-KC effectors predominantly have a CD16—/CD3—/CD2 + phenotype. A natural killer (NK)-like specificity of the effectors was suggested by two findings: unlabeled K562 cells totally inhibited lysis of51Gr- KC in cold target competition assays, and interferon gamma (IFN-g) treatment (2.5 U/mI -500 U/rn1 of recombinant IFN-g for 48–72 h) down-regulated KG susceptibility to lysis by these effectors. Thus, IL-2 treatment of PBMC induces non-T cell, natural killer-like effectors that can lyse both autologous and allogeneic KG. Furthermore, KG resemble other cell types that become resistant to non-MHG- restricted lysis after treatment with IFN-g. Finally, the contrasting effects of IFN-g treatment on KG lysis by these effectors, as opposed to lysis by specific T cells, suggests that IFN-g could promote a shift from non-MHG-restricted to MHC-restricted KG lysis during epidermal immune sponses in vivo.