Human CD56(dim)CD16(dim) Cells As an Individualized Natural Killer Cell Subset
ABSTARCT: Human natural killer (NK) cells can be subdivided in several subpopulations on the basis of the relative expression of the adhesion molecule CD56 and the activating receptor CD16. Whereas blood CD56brightCD16dim/- NK cells are classically viewed as immature precursors and cytokine producer...
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Amand, Mathieu
Iserentant, Gilles
Poli, Aurélie
Sleiman, Marwan
Fievez, Virginie
Sánchez, Isaura Pilar
Sauvageot, Nicolas
Michel, Tatiana
Aouali, Nasséra
Janji, Bassam
Trujillo Vargas, Claudia Milena
Seguin Devaux, Carole
Zimmer, Jacques
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- 2017
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- Universidad de Antioquia
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CD56
Células asesinas naturales
Immunology
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Human CD56(dim)CD16(dim) Cells As an Individualized Natural Killer Cell Subset |
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Human CD56(dim)CD16(dim) Cells As an Individualized Natural Killer Cell Subset |
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Human CD56(dim)CD16(dim) Cells As an Individualized Natural Killer Cell Subset Antígenos CD56 Células asesinas naturales Immunology |
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Human CD56(dim)CD16(dim) Cells As an Individualized Natural Killer Cell Subset |
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Human CD56(dim)CD16(dim) Cells As an Individualized Natural Killer Cell Subset |
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Human CD56(dim)CD16(dim) Cells As an Individualized Natural Killer Cell Subset |
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Human CD56(dim)CD16(dim) Cells As an Individualized Natural Killer Cell Subset |
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Human CD56(dim)CD16(dim) Cells As an Individualized Natural Killer Cell Subset |
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Amand, Mathieu Iserentant, Gilles Poli, Aurélie Sleiman, Marwan Fievez, Virginie Sánchez, Isaura Pilar Sauvageot, Nicolas Michel, Tatiana Aouali, Nasséra Janji, Bassam Trujillo Vargas, Claudia Milena Seguin Devaux, Carole Zimmer, Jacques |
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Amand, Mathieu Iserentant, Gilles Poli, Aurélie Sleiman, Marwan Fievez, Virginie Sánchez, Isaura Pilar Sauvageot, Nicolas Michel, Tatiana Aouali, Nasséra Janji, Bassam Trujillo Vargas, Claudia Milena Seguin Devaux, Carole Zimmer, Jacques |
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Antígenos CD56 Células asesinas naturales Immunology |
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Antígenos CD56 Células asesinas naturales Immunology |
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ABSTARCT: Human natural killer (NK) cells can be subdivided in several subpopulations on the basis of the relative expression of the adhesion molecule CD56 and the activating receptor CD16. Whereas blood CD56brightCD16dim/- NK cells are classically viewed as immature precursors and cytokine producers, the larger CD56dimCD16bright subset is considered as the most cytotoxic one. In peripheral blood of healthy donors, we noticed the existence of a population of CD56dimCD16dim NK cells that was frequently higher in number than the CD56bright subsets and even expanded in occasional control donors but also in transporter associated with antigen processing-deficient patients, two familial hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis type II patients, and several common variable immunodeficiency patients. This population was detected but globally reduced in a longitudinal cohort of 18 HIV-1-infected individuals. Phenotypically, the new subset contained a high percentage of relatively immature cells, as reflected by a significantly stronger representation of NKG2A+ and CD57- cells compared to their CD56dimCD16bright counterparts. The phenotype of the CD56dimCD16dim population was differentially affected by HIV-1 infection as compared to the other NK cell subsets and only partly restored to normal by antiretroviral therapy. From the functional point of view, sorted CD56dimCD16dim cells degranulated more than CD56dimCD16bright cells but less than CD56dimCD16- NK cells. The population was also identified in various organs of immunodeficient mice with a human immune system ("humanized" mice) reconstituted from human cord blood stem cells. In conclusion, the CD56dimCD16dim NK cell subpopulation displays distinct phenotypic and functional features. It remains to be clarified if these cells are the immediate precursors of the CD56dimCD16bright subset or placed somewhere else in the NK cell differentiation and maturation pathway. |
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In peripheral blood of healthy donors, we noticed the existence of a population of CD56dimCD16dim NK cells that was frequently higher in number than the CD56bright subsets and even expanded in occasional control donors but also in transporter associated with antigen processing-deficient patients, two familial hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis type II patients, and several common variable immunodeficiency patients. This population was detected but globally reduced in a longitudinal cohort of 18 HIV-1-infected individuals. Phenotypically, the new subset contained a high percentage of relatively immature cells, as reflected by a significantly stronger representation of NKG2A+ and CD57- cells compared to their CD56dimCD16bright counterparts. The phenotype of the CD56dimCD16dim population was differentially affected by HIV-1 infection as compared to the other NK cell subsets and only partly restored to normal by antiretroviral therapy. From the functional point of view, sorted CD56dimCD16dim cells degranulated more than CD56dimCD16bright cells but less than CD56dimCD16- NK cells. The population was also identified in various organs of immunodeficient mice with a human immune system ("humanized" mice) reconstituted from human cord blood stem cells. In conclusion, the CD56dimCD16dim NK cell subpopulation displays distinct phenotypic and functional features. 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