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The Journal of Immunology, 2005, 174: 5444-5455.
Copyright © 2005 by The American Association of Immunologists

A Role for CD103 in the Retention of CD4+CD25+ Treg and Control of Leishmania major Infection1

Isabelle Suffia*2, Stacie K. Reckling*2, Gerson Salay* and Yasmine Belkaid*3

Division of Molecular Immunology, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Research Foundation, Cincinnati, OH 45229

Endogenous regulatory T cells (Treg) play a central role in the control of excessive or misdirected immune responses against self or foreign Ags. To date, virtually no data are available on the nature of the molecules and signals involved in the trafficking and retention of Treg in tissues where regulation is required. Here, we show that expression of {alpha}E{beta}7 integrin is necessary for the homing of Treg at site of Leishmania major infection. The vast majority of Treg present in the dermis at steady-state conditions or during L. major infection express the {alpha}E chain (CD103) of {alpha}E{beta}7. Genetically susceptible BALB/c mice that lack CD103 become resistant to infection, a phenotype that is associated with a poor capacity of Treg to be retained in the infected site. Such susceptible phenotype can be restored when Treg from wild-type mice were transferred in CD103–/– mice. The central role of CD103 in Treg retention was further demonstrated by usage of blocking Abs against CD103 and the transfer of Treg purified from CD103–/– mice. Our results strongly suggest that this molecule is induced and maintained on Treg following or just prior to their arrival in tissues. Furthermore, the expression of CD103 and the subsequent retention of Treg in tissues is highly regulated by their exposure to Leishmania Ag and the level of activation of the APCs they encounter. Thus, CD103, by controlling Treg retention, can contribute to the outcome of chronic infection by Leishmania.




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