Circulating human rotavirus specific CD4 T cells identified with a class II tetramer express the intestinal homing receptors α4β7 and CCR9
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2014-02-14Autor(es)
Parra Ávila, Miguel HernandoHerrera, Daniel
Calvo Calle, J. Mauricio
Stern, Lawrence J.
Parra López, Carlos A.
Butcher, Eugene
Franco Cortés, Manuel Antonio
Ángel Uribe, Juanita
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Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. Facultad de Medicina. Instituto de Genética Humana
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0042-6822 / 1096-0341 (Electrónico)
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191-201
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Abstract
Using a consensus epitope prediction approach, three rotavirus (RV) peptides that induce cytokine secretion by CD4 T cells from healthy volunteers were identified. The peptides were shown to bind HLA-DRB1 ⁎ 0101 and then used to generate MHC II tetramers. RV specific T cell lines specific for one of the three peptides studied were restricted by MHC class II molecules and contained T cells that bound the tetramer and secreted cytokines upon activation with the peptide. The majority of RV and Flu tetramer + CD4 T cells in healthy volunteers expressed markers of antigen experienced T cells, but only RV specific CD4 T cells expressed intestinal homing receptors. CD4 T cells from children that received a RV vaccine, but not placebo recipients, were stained with the RV-VP6 tetramer and also expressed intestinal homing receptors. Circulating RV-specific CD4 T cells represent a unique subset that expresses intestinal homing receptors.
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https://www-clinicalkey-es.ezproxy.javeriana.edu.co/#!/content/journal/1-s2.0-S0042682214000178Fuente
Virology; Vol. 452 (2014)
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