Peptides were synthesized by GL Biochem (Shanghai, China) with >95% purity. cell cycle, cell communication Minocycline hydrochloride and metabolic processes. In summary, we characterize CD8+ T cells of high functional avidity induced by VACV, which not only improves our understanding of adaptive T cell immunity in VACV vaccination, but also provides clues to modulate functional avidity of CD8+ T cells for T cell based immunotherapy. The functional avidity, also termed as antigen sensitivity1, is one of the most critical properties that determine T cell functions2,3. In principle, the strength of stimulus received by T cells upon exposure to defined densities of antigen is determined by their functional avidity. High avidity T cells could recognize virally infected cells at lower surface densities and at an earlier period of infection. Moreover, at given antigen density, T cells with higher levels of avidity could elicit stronger functions1,4. Thus, high avidity T cells might perform a rapid and readily effector functions at low cognate antigen concentration thresholds, helping effectively eliminate the virus infected cells before mass propagation and viral mutation escapes from immunosurveillance5,6. Moreover, with wider variant cross-recognition capacity, broader T cell responses and stronger functionality profiles, high functional avidity CD8+ T cells also triggered effector functions more readily and undergo promptly expansion stimulation with a high or low concentration of peptide, respectively, which is determined by the initiation of T cell receptor (TCR) signaling19,20,21. Moreover, the Toll-like receptor 8 engagement increased anti-tumor cytotoxic T lymphocyte (CTL) functional avidity by vaccination also remains unknown. In order to address these questions, we firstly generalized that the ability of boosting functional avidity by VACV with additional immunogens and in mice with distinct genetic background. We then establish a system adoptively transferred with OVA-specific monoclonal TCR transgenic OT-I CD8+ T cells, which would provide adequate number of high functional avidity CD8+ T cells without interference from TCR diversity. As expected, high functional avidity CD8+ T cells derived from this system executed enhanced killing activity and displayed a distinct transcriptional profile, but not correlated with memory phenotype and poly-functionality of antigen-specific CD8+ T cells, nor the cytokine profiles of CD4+ helper T cells. Finally, global gene expression pattern of VACV induced antigen-specific CD8+ T cells showed a unique set of genes which mainly involved in several signaling pathways, compared with DNA vaccination. These results provided a model for the induction CD8+ T cells with distinguishable functional avidity as immunogen in a BALB/c mice model27. In this study, we generalized this observation with epitopes from additional antigens and in mice with a distinct genetic background. Vaccines expressing HIV-1 AE Gag-Env fusion protein were used to inoculate the C57BL/6 mice at 2 weeks apart (Fig. 1A). As shown in Fig. 1B, irrespective of the epitopes examined in ELISpot assay, DNA prime-VACV boost (DNA-VACV) consistently induced higher levels of antigen specific T cells when compared with DNA prime-DNA boost (DNA-DNA) vaccination. In particular, these VACV boosted cells had enhanced functional avidity, as determined by either immune dominant Minocycline hydrochloride epitope Env203 (Fig. 1C,F), immune sub-dominant epitope Gag37 (Fig. 1D,F), or AE Gag-Env peptide pools that evaluate T cells recognize all epitopes presented in Gag-Env protein Minocycline hydrochloride (Fig. 1E,F). This attention was further confirmed by using vaccines expressing OVA (Fig. 1GCJ), which is a classical experiment system for studying vaccine induced immune responses. Collectively, these data warranted that VACV could enhance the functional avidity of antigen-specific T cells primed by DNA vaccination, which is not restricted to a particular model but more broadly applicable. Open in a separate window Figure 1 VACV boosted the functional avidity of CD8+ T cells primed by DNA vaccination.(A to F) DNA-VACV regimen induced higher levels of frequency (B) and functional avidity of antigen-specific T cell responses against immune dominant (C), subdominant epitopes (D) and peptide pools (E) in a C57BL/6 model using HIV-1 AE Gag-Env as antigen. The summarized EC50 of peptide concentration required for IFN- production are shown Minocycline hydrochloride in (F). (G to J) VAVC induced higher levels of frequency (H) and functional avidity (I) in an OVA-based vaccine mice model. The EC50 was shown in (J). T Rabbit Polyclonal to MRPS16 cells recognize the same epitope bears various TCR. The affinity between TCR and MHC-peptide is one of the critical determinants of functional avidity. In order to control the interference of TCR diversity, Minocycline hydrochloride we established a model by adoptively transferring the monoclonal CD8+ T cells from TCR transgenic OT-I mice into wild type C57BL/6 mice (Fig. 2A). After vaccination, we compared the functional avidity between DNA-DNA and DNA-VACV vaccination. As expected, the differences in both the magnitude (Fig. 2B) and the functional avidity (Fig. 2C,D) of OVA-specific T cells were significant between these.
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