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SARS CoV2 Studies in the Helminth Immunology Section/LPD

SARS CoV2 Studies in the Helminth Immunology Section/LPD
蠕虫免疫学部门/LPD 的 SARS CoV2 研究
批准号:
10927939
负责人:
Thomas Nutman
金额:
$16.69万
依托单位国家:
美国
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中文摘要
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为了应对SARS-CoV-2大流行,我们利用我们在人类T细胞克隆方面的专业知识,从未感染(SARS-CoV 2-naive)个体的幼稚CD 4+和CD 8 + T细胞中产生SARS-CoV 2-specificT细胞系。为此,我们产生了由定义的综合肽库驱动的S特异性、M特异性、CMV特异性(对照)、CEF特异性和0 c43特异性人TCL(来自6个个体的总共96个系)。我们的数据清楚地表明,大多数CD 4 + SARS CoV 2特异性细胞具有效应记忆表型。更重要的是,对S特异性和M特异性人TCL的scRNAseq分析表明,刺突蛋白驱动有利于抗病毒活性的1型和III型干扰素途径,而M特异性人T细胞抑制有利于病毒复制的这些(和其他途径)。
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In response to the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, we leveraged our expertise in human T cell cloning to generate SARS-CoV2-specificT cell lines from naive CD4+ and CD8+ T cells of uninfected (SARS Cov2-naive) individuals. To this end, we generated S-specific, M-specific, CMV-specific (controls), CEF-specific and Oc43-specific human TCLs (a total of 96 lines from 6 individuals) driven by defined comprehensive peptide pools. Our data demonstrate clearly that the majority of the CD4+ SARS CoV2-specific cells have an effector memory phenotype. More importantly, scRNAseq analysis on the S-specific and the M-specific human TCLs indicates that the Spike protein drives Type 1 and Type III interferon pathways that favor anti-viral activity whereas the M-specific human T cells suppresses these (and other pathways) that favor viral replication.
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