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The Journal of Immunology, 2000, 164: 567-572.
Copyright © 2000 by The American Association of Immunologists

IFN-{alpha}-Expressing Tumor Cells Enhance Generation and Promote Survival of Tumor-Specific CTLs

Kazumasa Hiroishi*, Thomas Tüting*,{dagger} and Michael T. Lotze2,*

* Department of Surgery, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, and University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute, Pittsburgh, PA 15261; and {dagger} Department of Dermatology, J. Gutenberg-University, Mainz, Germany

IFN-{alpha} gene therapy has been successfully applied in several tumor models. Our studies involving the murine colorectal adenocarcinoma cell line MC38 confirm that IFN-{alpha} transduction of a poorly immunogenic tumor cell reduces tumorigenicity and leads to long-lasting tumor immunity. To investigate the effect of IFN-{alpha} transduction on the development of antitumor immune responses, we restimulated splenocytes from MC38-immune mice in vitro. Detection of MC38-specific cytotoxicity was markedly enhanced when murine IFN-{alpha}2-transduced MC38 (MC38-IFN{alpha}) or CD80-transduced MC38 (MC38-CD80) was used for restimulation compared with wild type (MC38-WT) or neomycin resistance gene-transduced MC38 (MC38-Neo) cells. MC38-specific CD8+ CTL line and clone were established from splenocytes of mouse immunized with MC38-IFN{alpha}. Stimulation with MC38-IFN{alpha} as well as MC38-CD80 enhanced the proliferation of MC38-specific CTLs in vitro much more effectively than stimulation with WT or MC38-Neo (p < 0.05). Coincubation of MC38-specific CTLs with MC38-IFN{alpha} or MC38-CD80 resulted in significantly less DNA fragmentation (8.0% and 12.8%, respectively) compared with coincubation of the CTLs with MC38-WT (43.5%; p < 0.001) or MC38-Neo cells (38.1%; p < 0.003). These results suggest that prevention of apoptotic cell death in tumor-specific CTLs may be one mechanism by which IFN-{alpha}-expressing tumor cells can promote the generation of antitumor immunity. The effect of IFN-{alpha} on CTLs appears to be similar to that of CD80, which also prevents apoptotic cell death after stimulation of T lymphocytes.




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