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The Journal of Immunology, 2001, 166: 2186-2193.
Copyright © 2001 by The American Association of Immunologists

The Growth of the Very Large CD8+ T Cell Clones in Older Mice Is Controlled by Cytokines1

Chia-Chi Ku2,{dagger}, John Kappler*,{dagger} and Philippa Marrack3,*,{dagger},{ddagger}

* Howard Hughes Medical Institute, {dagger} Department of Immunology, National Jewish Medical and Research Center, and Departments of {ddagger} Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics, § Pharmacology, and Medicine, University of Colorado Medical School, Denver, CO 80207

Older humans and mice frequently contain very large clones of CD8+ T cells. In mice these cells are phenotypically very similar to memory CD8+ T cells. Like memory CD8+ T cells, most members of the clones are in continuous slow division, apparently independently of Ag stimulation. Proliferation of the CD8+ clonal T cells is inhibited in mice treated with Ab to the IL-2R {beta}-chain that blocks signaling by either IL-2 or IL-15. However, inhibition of IL-2 increases the numbers of dividing clonal cells. Therefore, like normal memory CD8+ T cells, expansion of the clones is driven by IL-15 and inhibited by IL-2 and is probably limited by the amounts of IL-15 and IL-2 present in the host. Control by these two cytokines may account for the fact that, although the clones can be very large, they do not overwhelm or kill their hosts. Nevertheless the clonal cells compete successfully with normal memory CD8+ T cells for growth. Perhaps the clonal cells use IL-15 more effectively or are more resistant to the inhibitory effects of IL-2. Thus they might affect the immune response of their hosts by competing for factors that stimulate and inhibit normal CD8+ memory T cells.




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