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The Journal of Immunology, 2001, 166: 5508-5514.
Copyright © 2001 by The American Association of Immunologists

Essential Requirement of Antigen Presentation by Monocyte Lineage Cells for the Activation of Primary Human {gamma}{delta} T Cells by Aminobisphosphonate Antigen1

Fumi Miyagawa, Yoshimasa Tanaka, Seiji Yamashita and Nagahiro Minato2

Department of Immunology and Cell Biology, Graduate School of Biostudies and Graduate School of Medicine, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan

Human {gamma}{delta} T cells respond to nonpeptide Ags such as pyrophosphomonoesters and alkylamines in a {gamma}{delta} TCR-dependent manner in the absence of other APCs. Recently, aminobisphosphonates such as pamidronate have also been shown to activate human {gamma}{delta} T cells. In the present study, we indicate that activation of primary {gamma}{delta} T cells by pamidronate strictly depends on the presence of monocyte-lineage cells, unlike that by pyrophosphomonoesters. Thus, although pamidronate induced cell clustering, proliferation, and IFN-{gamma} production of {gamma}{delta} T cells in the culture of PBMC, it failed to induce any of these activities in the culture of purified primary {gamma}{delta} T cells. By adding back the purified monocytes, however, both cell clustering and IFN-{gamma} production of {gamma}{delta} T cells by pamidronate could be restored. The pamidronate-pulsed, but not untreated, myelomonocytic line, THP-1, was capable of activating the purified {gamma}{delta} T cells to produce IFN-{gamma}, which was associated with the down-regulation of {gamma}{delta} TCR. Furthermore, pamidronate-pulsed THP-1 cells were significantly more susceptible to {gamma}{delta} T cell-mediated cytotoxicity than untreated THP-1. Also, TCR-defective Jurkat T cells transfected with {gamma}{delta} TCR genes produced a significant level of IL-2 in response to the pamidronate-pulsed THP-1 cells. These results have suggested strongly that human {gamma}{delta} T cells are functionally activated via {gamma}{delta} TCR by aminobisphosphonate Ag presented on the surface of monocyte lineage cells rather than directly by its free form .




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