de Agüero, M Gomez

Dubois, B

Gouanvic, M

Kaiserlian, D

Le Borgne, M

Vocanson, M

Retrovirology

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Dubois, Bertrand

de Agüero, Mercedes, Gomez

Le Borgne, Marie

Gouanvic, Marie

Vocanson, Marc

Kaiserlian, Dominique

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P11-05. Induction of CD8+ T cell mediated immune responses through skin and mucosa: identification of immunostimulatory versus tolerogenic dendritic cells

B Dubois

M de Agüero

M Le Borgne

M Gouanvic

M Vocanson

D Kaiserlian

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Retrovirology
Open AccessPoster presentation
P11-05. Induction of CD8+ T cell mediated immune responses 
through skin and mucosa: identification of immunostimulatory 
versus tolerogenic dendritic cells
B Dubois, M Gomez de Agüero, M Le Borgne, M Gouanvic, M Vocanson and 
D Kaiserlian*
Address: INSERM U851, Lyon, France
* Corresponding author    
Background
Mucosae and skin are populated with dendritic cells (DC)
(epithelial Langerhans cells [LC] and conventional DC in
lamina propria/dermis) and represent privileged sites for
anti-infectious vaccination.
Methods
To determine which immunostimulatory DC subset
needs be targeted by vaccines, we investigated the nature
of DC involved in the induction or regulation of cytotoxic
CD8+ T cells (CTL) in mice.
Results
We first documented (Leborgne et al. Immunity, 2006)
that CD8+ CTL can be primed by intradermal immuniza-
tion (in buccal mucosa or skin) with a protein Ag com-
bined with adjuvants inducing local secretion of the
chemokine CCL20. We found that in vivo priming of CTL
responses was induced by newly recruited DC rather than
skin/mucosal resident DC. These inflammatory-type DC
derive from circulating Gr1+ monocytes, are recruited by
a process involving CCL20 and CCR6, and directly cross-
present the Ag to CD8+ T cells. Alternatively, using condi-
tional ablation of LC in Langerin-DTR mice and the con-
tact sensitizer DNFB (which modifies self proteins), we
showed that epithelial LC are dispensable for priming
CD8+ CTL mediating delayed-type hypersensitivity
responses. Moreover, using a structurally related but toler-
ogenic hapten, DNTB, we demonstrated that LC migrate
to draining lymph nodes for Ag presentation to CD8+ T
cells, but were unable to prime CTL. Depletion of LC prior
to hapten immunization allowed for priming of cytotoxic
T cells, indicating a tolerogenic role for LC. In addition,
induction of potent CTL responses is accompanied by the
recruitment of inflammatory monocytes at the site of
immunization and presentation of the Ag in draining
lymph nodes by both LC and Langerin-DC.
Conclusion
Our data demonstrate that, while resident LC of pluristrat-
ified mucosae and skin display tolerogenic functions,
adjuvants able to recruit monocyte-derived inflammatory
DC into mucosae can break tolerance and allow for prim-
ing of protective cytotoxic CD8+ T cells.
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Published: 22 October 2009
Retrovirology 2009, 6(Suppl 3):P150 doi:10.1186/1742-4690-6-S3-P150
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