Qa-1(b)-dependent modulation of dendritic cell and NK cell cross-talk in vivo.

Dendritic cells (DC) trigger activation and IFN-gamma release by NK cells in lymphoid tissues, a process important for the polarization of Th1 responses. Little is known about the molecular signals that regulate DC-induced NK cell IFN-gamma synthesis. In this study, we analyzed whether the interacti...

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Main Authors: Colmenero, P, Zhang, A, Qian, T, Lu, L, Cantor, H, Söderström, K, Engleman, E
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 2007
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author Colmenero, P
Zhang, A
Qian, T
Lu, L
Cantor, H
Söderström, K
Engleman, E
author_facet Colmenero, P
Zhang, A
Qian, T
Lu, L
Cantor, H
Söderström, K
Engleman, E
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description Dendritic cells (DC) trigger activation and IFN-gamma release by NK cells in lymphoid tissues, a process important for the polarization of Th1 responses. Little is known about the molecular signals that regulate DC-induced NK cell IFN-gamma synthesis. In this study, we analyzed whether the interaction between Qa-1(b) expressed on DC and its CD94/NKG2A receptor on NK cells affects this process. Activation of DC using CpG-oligodeoxynucleotides in Qa-1(b)-deficient mice, or transfer of CpG-oligodeoxynucleotide-activated Qa-1(b)-deficient DC into wild-type mice, resulted in dramatically increased IFN-gamma production by NK cells, as compared with that induced by Qa-1(b)-expressing DC. Masking the CD94/NKG2A inhibitory receptor on NK cells in wild-type mice similarly enhanced the IFN-gamma response of these cells to Qa-1(b)-expressing DC. Furthermore, NK cells from CD94/NKG2A-deficient mice displayed higher IFN-gamma production upon DC stimulation. These results demonstrate that Qa-1(b) is critically involved in regulating IFN-gamma synthesis by NK cells in vivo through its interaction with CD94/NKG2A inhibitory receptors. This receptor-ligand interaction may be essential to prevent unabated cytokine production by NK cells during an inflammatory response.
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spelling oxford-uuid:22d1cdd2-b7d5-4b53-8b5f-42a5e88f18942022-03-26T11:40:47ZQa-1(b)-dependent modulation of dendritic cell and NK cell cross-talk in vivo.Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:22d1cdd2-b7d5-4b53-8b5f-42a5e88f1894EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2007Colmenero, PZhang, AQian, TLu, LCantor, HSöderström, KEngleman, EDendritic cells (DC) trigger activation and IFN-gamma release by NK cells in lymphoid tissues, a process important for the polarization of Th1 responses. Little is known about the molecular signals that regulate DC-induced NK cell IFN-gamma synthesis. In this study, we analyzed whether the interaction between Qa-1(b) expressed on DC and its CD94/NKG2A receptor on NK cells affects this process. Activation of DC using CpG-oligodeoxynucleotides in Qa-1(b)-deficient mice, or transfer of CpG-oligodeoxynucleotide-activated Qa-1(b)-deficient DC into wild-type mice, resulted in dramatically increased IFN-gamma production by NK cells, as compared with that induced by Qa-1(b)-expressing DC. Masking the CD94/NKG2A inhibitory receptor on NK cells in wild-type mice similarly enhanced the IFN-gamma response of these cells to Qa-1(b)-expressing DC. Furthermore, NK cells from CD94/NKG2A-deficient mice displayed higher IFN-gamma production upon DC stimulation. These results demonstrate that Qa-1(b) is critically involved in regulating IFN-gamma synthesis by NK cells in vivo through its interaction with CD94/NKG2A inhibitory receptors. This receptor-ligand interaction may be essential to prevent unabated cytokine production by NK cells during an inflammatory response.
spellingShingle Colmenero, P
Zhang, A
Qian, T
Lu, L
Cantor, H
Söderström, K
Engleman, E
Qa-1(b)-dependent modulation of dendritic cell and NK cell cross-talk in vivo.
title Qa-1(b)-dependent modulation of dendritic cell and NK cell cross-talk in vivo.
title_full Qa-1(b)-dependent modulation of dendritic cell and NK cell cross-talk in vivo.
title_fullStr Qa-1(b)-dependent modulation of dendritic cell and NK cell cross-talk in vivo.
title_full_unstemmed Qa-1(b)-dependent modulation of dendritic cell and NK cell cross-talk in vivo.
title_short Qa-1(b)-dependent modulation of dendritic cell and NK cell cross-talk in vivo.
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