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Cutting Edge: Competition for APC by CTLs of Different Specificities Is Not Functionally Important During Induction of Antiviral Responses¹

Institute of Experimental Immunology, Zürich, Switzerland

The hypothesis that T cell competition for access to APC influences priming of CTL responses is a controversial issue. A recent study using OVA as a model Ag supports this hypothesis and received considerable attention. However, using a comparable approach, we reached a different conclusion. We analyzed whether TCR transgenic T cells specific for lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus gp33–41/D^b could inhibit the priming of endogenous responses against gp33–41 and against two other lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus glycoprotein-derived CTL epitopes. After priming with different stimuli, gp33–41/D^b-specific TCR transgenic T cells reduced the endogenous gp33–41/D^b response in a dose-dependent way, but all other endogenous responses were unaffected. Even when >10⁶ TCR transgenic cells were combined with weak priming, no reduction of responses other than of those specific for gp33–41/D^b was observed. Thus, competition for APC by CTLs of different specificities is not of functional relevance in antiviral immune responses.

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