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Author: Suthar, Mehul S.; Ma, Daphne Y.; Thomas, Sunil; Lund, Jennifer M.; Zhang, Nu; Daffis, Stephane; Rudensky, Alexander Y.; Bevan, Michael J.; Clark, Edward A.; Kaja, Murali-Krishna; Diamond, Michael S.; Gale, Michael
Title: IPS-1 Is Essential for the Control of West Nile Virus Infection and Immunity
  • Document date: 2010_2_5
  • ID: 094d0rn6_25
    Snippet: Regulatory T (T reg ) cells have recently been shown to contribute to the dampening of inflammation and adaptive immune responses during acute virus infections [26, 43, 44] . Moreover, a reduction in the number of circulating T reg in mice leads to enhanced lethality after WNV infection [45] . A time course analysis of T regs in wild type mice revealed that WNV infection results in a significant increase in the numbers of FoxP3+ T cells as compar.....
    Document: Regulatory T (T reg ) cells have recently been shown to contribute to the dampening of inflammation and adaptive immune responses during acute virus infections [26, 43, 44] . Moreover, a reduction in the number of circulating T reg in mice leads to enhanced lethality after WNV infection [45] . A time course analysis of T regs in wild type mice revealed that WNV infection results in a significant increase in the numbers of FoxP3+ T cells as compared to mock-infected mice beginning on day 4 and peaking by day 6 pi (Fig 7C) , indicating the expansion of T regs during acute WNV infection. Despite their marked increase in viral load, the infected IPS-1 2/2 mice did not display an increase in the numbers of FoxP3+ T cells at any timepoint analyzed. Thus, IPS-1 signaling directly or indirectly impacts T reg proliferation and does so independently of viral load.

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