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Levels of Immune regulation
• Homeostatic control• Peripheral tolerance to self antigens
• Initiation and termination of immune responses to foreign antigens
• Immunological memory
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Homeostatic Control
• Number of immune cells is tightly controlled
• T cells “sense” if number are low - transfer of T cells to T cell-deficient mouse results in rapid proliferation of the transferred cells
• Survival of naïve, activated and memory cells has different requirements
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Nature Immunol. 1:107, 2000
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Nature Reviews Immunology 2, 547-556 (2002)
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Peripheral T cell tolerance
• Immune privilege• Anergy• Deletion: Activation induced cell death
• Suppression
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Figure 13-12
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Mechanisms of immune privilege
• Atypical communication between tissue and immune system: no lymphatic drainage or tissue barrier
• Secretion of immunosuppressive cytokines such as TGF-
• Expression of FasL on tissue cells: induce apoptosis of Fas-expressing immune cells
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Nature Rev. Immunol. 2:11, 2002
Peripheral Self Tolerance
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Nature Rev. Immunol. 2:11, 2002
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Nature Rev. Immunol. 2:11, 2002
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DC in steady state induce tolerance
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 2002 99:351-8
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How is peripheral tolerance broken?
Nature Rev. Immunol. 2:11, 2002
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Initiation and termination of immune
response• Antigen type, dose, route• APC in response initiation• Antigen removal: cells die by neglect
• CTLA-4: inhibits T cell activation
• AICD: actively deletes cells through action of Fas/FasL
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Science 280:243. 1998
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Immunity 16:23, 2002
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Science 280:243. 1998
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Regulatory/suppressor T cells
• CD4+ CD25+ CD45RBlo CD62L+ suppressor T cells
• Regulatory T cells in mucosal surfaces
• Tr1 cells• CD8+ CD28- suppressor cells in human
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No specific cell surface markers
• CTLA-4 expressed constitutively, ? Role in T reg development
• CD25 - IL-2 important for T reg survival. Can rescue IL-2R -/- mice with wild type T reg cells - puts into question role of IL-2 in AICD
• CD28 necessary for T reg development• GITR (TNFRSF18) appears to attenuate suppression - X-link GITR reduces suppression
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IL-2 is required for development and
maintenance of Tregs
J Exp Med. 2005 201:723-35
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J Exp Med. 2005 201:723-35
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Immunity 12:431, 2000
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Immunity 12:431, 2000
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Immunity 12:431, 2000
T cell transfer into A. NOD-Scid or B. CD28 -/- mice
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GITR
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GITRL is expressed on APC and is downregulated following
activation
J. Immunol. 173:5008, 2004
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GITR expression on CD25- T cells
abrogates suppressionGITR -/-
None
25+
GITR -/-
25-
Filled symbolsAnti-GITR Ab
25+ and 25-
J. Immunol. 173:5008, 2004
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Nat. Rev. Immunol. 6:613, 2006
GITR may play a role in costimulation
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CD103 (an integrin) is necessary for
suppression of colitis
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CD103 expression on DCs is required for
suppression of colitis
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Lethal autoimmune disease in CTLA-4 -/- mice requiresB7 molecules. Lack of stimulation can be reversed byadding anti-CD28 mAb.
J. Exp. Med. 189:435, 1999
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CTLA-4 -/- mice make normal #s of T regs
Eur J Immunol. 2004 34:2996-3005.
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In wild type mice CTLA-4 is important for in vitro suppression
CTLA-4 -/- T regs can still suppress
Eur J Immunol. 2004 34:2996-3005.
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CD4 cells from WT CD4 cells from TKO
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Production of active TGF-a very complex
cytokine
Annu. Rev. Immunol. 16:137, 1998
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TGF- induces T regsCan suppressExpress FoxP3
J. Exp Med. 198:1875. 2003
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Nature. 2002 420:502-7.
T regs in Leishmania-infected micePresent in lesionsSecrete IL-10Suppressor function
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T regs in infectious diseaseNature. 2002 420:502-7.
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