3 research outputs found

    Lack of influenza specific T<sub>CD8+</sub> responses in Batf3<sup>o/o</sup> mice.

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    <p>(A) Pre-gating strategy to identify DC (B–C) DC from the inguinal and mediastinal lymph nodes of wildtype or Batf3<sup>o/o</sup> mice on a B6 background were analyzed for their expression of either (B) CD8 and CD205 or (C) CD8 and CD103. Representative plots from 3-pooled mice from two independent experiments are shown. (D–E) B6 and Batf3<sup>o/o</sup> mice were infected with PR8. On day 10, the absolute number of influenza specific T cells specific for defined peptide sequences were measured in the spleen (D) or BAL (E). The specific T cell response was elucidated following stimulation without peptides (Nil) or the peptides NP<sub>366–374</sub>, PA<sub>224–233</sub>, PB1-F2<sub>62–70</sub>, or PB1<sub>703–711</sub>. Shown is the absolute number of IFNγ<sup>+</sup> CD8<sup>+</sup> T cells, calculated using the following equation: cell count x%PI<sup>−</sup> x%CD8<sup>+</sup> x%IFNγ<sup>+</sup>. Average is taken from between 5–6 mice per group over two independent experiments and the error shows the SEM.</p

    Antigen presentation by DC subsets after influenza infection.

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    <p>B6 mice were inoculated with PR8 and 3 days post infection the lung draining mediastinal lymph nodes were pooled and DC isolated. (A) Gating strategy for isolation of enriched DC subpopulations: CD8<sup>+</sup> DC were purified on the basis of expression of CD11c and CD8 (upper left; right gate); CD11c<sup>+</sup>CD8<sup>−</sup> cells (upper left; left gate) were segregated into CD103<sup>+</sup>CD11b<sup>−</sup> (upper right; top gate) and CD103<sup>−</sup>CD11b<sup>+</sup> (upper right; lower gate); and finally CD11c<sup>−</sup> cells were isolated (upper left; bottom gate). (B) The antigen-specific T cell activation for the T cell line specific for the H-2D<sup>b</sup> restricted influenza epitope NP<sub>366–374</sub> was assessed using B6 bone-marrow derived DCs pulsed with NP<sub>366–374</sub> peptide at indicated dilutions in a standard ICS assay for IFNγ. (C) Production of IFNγ by NP<sub>366–374</sub> T cells (5×10<sup>4</sup>) co-cultured for 6 hours with serially diluted DC subsets as identified in (A). Data are representative of two independent experiments, which showed a similar trend.</p

    PA<sub>224–33</sub> T<sub>CD8+</sub> can be generated in Batf3<sup>o/o</sup> mice.

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    <p>B6 or Batf3<sup>o/o</sup> mice were inoculated intraperitoneally with 2.5×10<sup>6</sup> LPS-treated, PA<sub>224–233</sub> peptide-pulsed B6 bone-marrow-derived DC. 7 days later, the number of PA<sub>224–233</sub> responding T<sub>CD8+</sub> present in the spleen was determined by ICS. Average is taken from 6 mice per group over two independent experiments and the error shows the SEM.</p
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