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The Journal of Immunology, 1998, 161: 1868-1874.
Copyright © 1998 by The American Association of Immunologists

Rejection of H-Y Disparate Skin Grafts by Monospecific CD4+ Th1 and Th2 Cells: No Requirement for CD8+ T Cells or B Cells1

Diana Zelenika*, Elizabeth Adams*, Andrew Mellor2,{dagger}, Elizabeth Simpson3, Phillip Chandler3, Brigitte Stockinger{dagger}, Herman Waldmann* and Stephen P. Cobbold4,*

* Therapeutic Immunology Group, Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, Oxford, United Kingdom; {dagger} National Institute for Medical Research, Division of Molecular Immunology, London, United Kingdom.

We wished to determine whether CD4+ T cells could reject a skin graft that was discordant for a single minor transplantation Ag in the absence of CD8+ T cells or Ab. Transgenic A1(M) mice were constructed that express the rearranged Vß8.2 and V{alpha}10 TCR genes from a T cell clone that is specific for the male Ag (H-Y) in the context of H2-Ek. In addition, the RAG-1-/- background was bred onto these mice to eliminate any endogenous TCR rearrangements. As expected, clonal deletion was found to be complete in the thymus of male A1(M)xRAG-1-/- mice, while only CD4+ T cells were positively selected and found in the periphery of females. Female A1(M)xRAG-1-/- mice were able to rapidly reject (in <14 days) male (but not female) skin grafts in a CD4-dependent fashion. After multiple grafts, it was confirmed that no CD8+ T cells or surface Ig+ B cells were present. An immunofluorescent analysis of spleen cells after grafting showed that the majority of T cells expressed activation markers (CD44, CD25, and intracytoplasmic IL-2) and a significant proportion were making IFN-{gamma} and IL-4. Surprisingly, the transfer of either Th1 or Th2 CD4+ T cell lines from these mice into T cell-depleted recipients was sufficient to cause a specific rejection of male skin.




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