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The Journal of Immunology, 2001, 167: 212-220.
Copyright © 2001 by The American Association of Immunologists

Memory T Cells Constitute a Subset of the Human CD8+CD45RA+ Pool with Distinct Phenotypic and Migratory Characteristics1

Jeffery M. Faint2,*, Nicola E. Annels2,*, S. John Curnow2,*, Philip Shields2,*, Darrell Pilling*, Andrew D. Hislop*, Lijun Wu{dagger}, Arne N. Akbar{ddagger}, Christopher D. Buckley*, Paul A. H. Moss*, David H. Adams*, Alan B. Rickinson* and Mike Salmon3,*

* University of Birmingham/Medical Research Council Centre for Immune Regulation, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom; {dagger} Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Cambridge, MA 02139; and {ddagger} Department of Clinical Immunology, Royal Free Hospital, London, United Kingdom

Using HLA class I-viral epitope tetramers to monitor herpes virus-specific CD8+ T cell responses in humans, we have shown that a significant fraction of responding cells revert from a CD45RO+ to a CD45RA+ state after priming. All tetramer-binding CD45RA+ cells, regardless of epitope specificity, expressed a phenotype LFA-1highCCR7low that was stable for at least 10 years in infectious mononucleosis patients and indefinitely in asymptomatic carriers. CD8+CD45RA+LFA-1high cells were not present in cord blood but in adults account for up to 50% of CD8+CD45RA+ cells. These CD45RA+LFA-1high cells have significantly shorter telomeres than CD45RA+LFA-1low cells, suggesting that the latter represent a naive population, while the former are memory cells. CD45RA+ memory cells are a stable population of noncycling cells, but on stimulation they are potent producers of IFN-{gamma}, while naive CD8+ cells produce only IL-2. The chemokine receptor profile and migratory potential of CD45RA+ memory cells is very similar to CD45RO+ cells but different to naive CD8 cells. In accord with this, CD45RA+ memory cells were significantly underrepresented in lymph nodes, but account for virtually all CD8+CD45RA+ T cells in peripheral tissues of the same individuals.




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