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RECOGNITION OF HIV INFECTED CELLS BY CYTOTOXIC T CELLS

RECOGNITION OF HIV INFECTED CELLS BY CYTOTOXIC T CELLS
细胞毒性 T 细胞对 HIV 感染细胞的识别
批准号:
2671447
负责人:
Kathleen L. Collins
金额:
$9.23万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
1997
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1997-09-01 至 2000-08-31

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中文摘要
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候选人特别感兴趣的是了解 艾滋病毒逃避免疫存活的机制。一个 增加对这一现象如何发生的理解可能对 开发化疗药物和疫苗。在建议的 从HIV阳性患者中分离出细胞毒T淋巴细胞(CTL)的研究 患者将接受测试,以确定他们是否有能力杀死原发的CD4阳性患者 感染艾滋病毒的细胞分离株。 职业发展计划:柯林斯博士不会接受任何专门的培训 除了研究的表现外,还有其他活动。她会的 参加每周的实验室会议,包括广泛的 研究活动的范围,以及期刊俱乐部和定期 科学会议。她将被鼓励参加科学课程 在麻省理工学院和周边机构举办的研讨会。 研究计划:研究计划采取分阶段的方法,从 用HIV-1感染的T细胞系和克隆的DC8细胞。然后 原代细胞将被感染、纯化并用作靶点。CD8 来自HIV-1阳性个体的阳性细胞将被 取代了CD8克隆。最后,内源性病毒来自 HIV-1阳性的人将被取代CD8 克隆人。最后,来自HIV-1阳性个体的内源性病毒 将被改造成表达一种可选择的标记,以便感染 细胞可以被提纯。
英文摘要
The candidate is particularly interested in understanding the mechanism by which Hiv evades immune surviellance. An increased understanding of how this occurs may be critical for the development chemotherapeutics and vaccines. In the proposed research, cytotxic t lymphocytes (cTLs) isolated from Hiv postive patients will be tested for their ability tokill primary CD4 postive cell isolates infected with HIV. Career Devleopment Plan: Dr. collins will have no specific training activityes aside from the performance of research. She will participate in weekly laboratory meetings encompassing a broad range of research activities, as well as journal club and periodic scientific meetings. She will be encouraged to attend scientific seminars presented at MIT and surrounding institutes. Research Plan: the research plan takes a phased approach, starting with Hiv-1 infected t-cell lines and cloned DC8 cells. Then primary cells will be infected, purified, and used as targets. CD8 positive cells from Hiv-1 positive individuals will then be substituted for the CD8 clones. Finally, endogenous viruses from HIV-1 positive individuals will then be substituted for the CD8 clones. Finally, endogenous viruses from HIV-1 postive individuals will be engineered to express a selectable marker so that infected cells can be purified.
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