Author: Jia, Xiaoxiao; Chua, Brendon Y; Loh, Liyen; Koutsakos, Marios; Kedzierski, Lukasz; Olshansky, Moshe; Heath, William R; Chang, So Young; Xu, Jianqing; Wang, Zhongfang; Kedzierska, Katherine
Title: High expression of CD38 and MHC class II on CD8(+) T cells during severe influenza disease reflects bystander activation and trogocytosis Cord-id: 7ctmmfpz Document date: 2021_9_8
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Snippet: OBJECTIVES: Although coâ€expression of CD38 and HLAâ€DR reflects Tâ€cell activation during viral infections, high and prolonged CD38(+)HLAâ€DR(+) expression is associated with severe disease. To date, the mechanism underpinning expression of CD38(+)HLAâ€DR(+) is poorly understood. METHODS: We used mouse models of influenza A/H9N2, A/H7N9 and A/H3N2 infection to investigate mechanisms underpinning CD38(+)MHCâ€II(+) phenotype on CD8(+) T cells. To further understand MHCâ€II trogocytosis on
Document: OBJECTIVES: Although coâ€expression of CD38 and HLAâ€DR reflects Tâ€cell activation during viral infections, high and prolonged CD38(+)HLAâ€DR(+) expression is associated with severe disease. To date, the mechanism underpinning expression of CD38(+)HLAâ€DR(+) is poorly understood. METHODS: We used mouse models of influenza A/H9N2, A/H7N9 and A/H3N2 infection to investigate mechanisms underpinning CD38(+)MHCâ€II(+) phenotype on CD8(+) T cells. To further understand MHCâ€II trogocytosis on murine CD8(+) T cells as well as the significance behind the scenario, we used adoptively transferred transgenic OTâ€I CD8(+) T cells and A/H3N2â€SIINKEKL infection. RESULTS: Analysis of influenzaâ€specific immunodominant D(b)NP(366) (+)CD8(+) Tâ€cell responses showed that CD38(+)MHCâ€II(+) coâ€expression was detected on both virusâ€specific and bystander CD8(+) T cells, with increased numbers of both CD38(+)MHCâ€II(+)CD8(+) Tâ€cell populations observed in immune organs including the site of infection during severe viral challenge. OTâ€I cells adoptively transferred into MHCâ€II(−/−) mice had no MHCâ€II after infection, suggesting that MHCâ€II was acquired via trogocytosis. The detection of CD19 on CD38(+)MHCâ€II(+) OTâ€I cells supports the proposition that MHCâ€II was acquired by trogocytosis sourced from B cells. Coâ€expression of CD38(+)MHCâ€II(+) on CD8(+) T cells was needed for optimal recall following secondary infection. CONCLUSIONS: Overall, our study demonstrates that both virusâ€specific and bystander CD38(+)MHCâ€II(+) CD8(+) T cells are recruited to the site of infection during severe disease, and that MHCâ€II presence occurs via trogocytosis from antigenâ€presenting cells. Our findings highlight the importance of the CD38(+)MHCâ€II(+) phenotype for CD8(+) Tâ€cell recall.
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