HIV-INFECTED PROMYELOCYTIC CELL LINE
HIV感染的早幼粒细胞系
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- 依托单位国家:美国
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- 资助国家:美国
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项目摘要
Characterization of an HIV-infected Promyelocytic Cell Line
Previous studies have demonstrated the relative abilities of
various HIV isolates to infect different cell lines. Here we
describe the abilities of lymphocytropic HIV-IIIB and monocytropic
HIV-MN strains to infect the promyelocytic HL-60 cell line and the
maintenance of chronically infected cultures of low virus
productivity with no apparent loss of viability. Using HIV-
directed activation of galactosidase indicator cells (MAGI assay),
monolayers of HeLa-CD4-LTR-~-gal cells revealed up to 15% of HL-60
cells were infected and this coculture produced large, multinuclear
syncytia. Using p24 antigen ELISA, we observed significant core
antigen production by day 12 post-infection for IIIB and by day 20
post-infection for MN. The HL-60/IIIB cultures, by flow cytometric
analysis, revealed ability in anti-gp 120 binding, a decrease in
anti-CD4 binding, an increase in FMLP receptor activity and that
these infected cells were of smaller size and increased
granularity. In higher titers of cell-associated virus samples,
destruction of the cell monolayer was apparent, whereas little was
noted in cell-free virus titers; this suggests a cell-cell virus
transmission. Electron microscopy revealed a fusion-like event of
cells in infected culture as well as the presence of large
cytoplasmic vacuoles of unknown function. In the presence of
dibutyryl cAMP, HIV-infected HL-60 cells were differentiated into
neutrophil-like cells and this differentiation had no effect on
infectivity of cultures. This may represent a useful in vitro
model system for the study alterations in HIV-infected
inflammatory cells. Future plans include the use of in situ
hybridization techniques to detect early neff gene expression as a
marker of infection for comparison to standard detection
techniques, since studies have suggested tnis gene product, when
detected in the absence of late viral proteins, may represent a
restricted viral infection incapable of producing infective virus.
Also, we plan to select for a clone to establish cultures of 100%
infection in order to better study unique functional and
morphologic changes characteristic of HIV-infection. Finally,
development of a model system to examine cell-cell interactions
between HIV-infected cells and endothelial cell cultures is
planned. This may help to provide insight to the possibility of a
role for HIV-infected cell-mediated tissue destruction in
inflammatory processes.
Key Words: HIV; HL-60, Inflammation
一株HIV感染的早幼粒细胞系的鉴定
之前的研究已经证明了
不同的HIV分离株感染不同的细胞系。 这里我们
描述了嗜淋巴细胞的HIV-IIIB和单核细胞的能力,
HIV-MN株感染早幼粒细胞HL-60细胞系,
低病毒慢性感染培养物的维持
生产力,没有明显的活力损失。 使用艾滋病毒-
半乳糖苷酶指示细胞的定向活化(MAGI测定),
单层HeLa-CD 4-LTR-~-gal细胞显示高达15%的HL-60
细胞被感染,这种共培养产生了大的,多核的
合体 使用p24抗原ELISA,我们观察到显著的核心
IIIB感染后第12天和第20天的抗原产生
感染后的MN。 流式细胞仪检测HL-60/IIIB细胞系
分析显示抗gp 120结合的能力,
抗CD 4结合、FMLP受体活性增加以及
这些受感染的细胞体积较小,
粒度 在较高滴度的细胞相关病毒样品中,
细胞单层的破坏是明显的,
在无细胞病毒滴度中注意到;这表明细胞病毒
传输 电子显微镜显示了一个融合样事件,
感染培养物中的细胞以及大的
功能不明的细胞质空泡。 存在下
二丁酰cAMP,HIV感染的HL-60细胞分化为
嗜中性粒细胞样细胞和这种分化没有影响
文化的感染力。 这可能代表了一种有用的体外
研究艾滋病毒感染者改变的模型系统
炎症细胞 未来的计划包括在原地使用
杂交技术检测早期neff基因表达,
用于与标准检测进行比较的感染标志物
技术,因为研究表明tnis基因产物,当
在不存在晚期病毒蛋白的情况下检测到,可能代表
不能产生传染性病毒的限制性病毒感染。
此外,我们计划选择一个克隆,以建立100%的文化,
感染,以便更好地研究独特的功能和
HIV感染的形态学变化特征。 最后,
开发一个模型系统来检查细胞-细胞相互作用
HIV感染细胞和内皮细胞培养物之间的关系,
计划好了 这可能有助于深入了解
HIV感染细胞介导的组织破坏在
炎症过程。
关键词:HIV; HL-60;炎症
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