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The Journal of Immunology, 2001, 166: 6784-6794.
Copyright © 2001 by The American Association of Immunologists

Innate Immunity to Viruses: Control of Vaccinia Virus Infection by {gamma}{delta} T Cells1

Liisa K. Selin, Paul A. Santolucito, Amelia K. Pinto, Eva Szomolanyi-Tsuda and Raymond M. Welsh2

Department of Pathology, University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, MA 01655

The existence of {gamma}{delta} T cells has been known for over 15 years, but their significance in innate immunity to virus infections has not been determined. We show here that {gamma}{delta} T cells are well suited to provide a rapid response to virus infection and demonstrate their role in innate resistance to vaccinia virus (VV) infection in both normal C57BL/6 and {beta} TCR knockout (KO) mice. VV-infected mice deficient in {gamma}{delta} T cells had significantly higher VV titers early postinfection (PI) and increased mortality when compared with control mice. There was a rapid and profound VV-induced increase in IFN-{gamma}-producing {gamma}{delta} T cells in the peritoneal cavity and spleen of VV-infected mice beginning as early as day 2 PI. This rapid response occurred in the absence of priming, as there was constitutively a significant frequency of VV-specific {gamma}{delta} T cells in the spleen in uninfected {beta} TCR KO mice, as demonstrated by limiting dilution assay. Also, like NK cells, another mediator of innate immunity to viruses, {gamma}{delta} T cells in uninfected {beta} TCR KO mice expressed constitutive cytolytic activity. This cytotoxicity was enhanced and included a broader range of targets after VV infection. VV-infected {beta} TCR KO mice cleared most of the virus by day 8 PI, the peak of the {gamma}{delta} T cell response, but thereafter the {gamma}{delta} T cell number declined and the virus recrudesced. Thus, {gamma}{delta} T cells can be mediators of innate immunity to viruses, having a significant impact on virus replication early in infection in the presence or absence of the adaptive immune response.




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