Published: Vol 4, Iss 13, Jul 5, 2014 DOI: 10.21769/BioProtoc.1171 Views: 14543
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Abstract
Upon pathogen encounter, naïve CD8+ T cells are primed and undergo massive clonal expansion. A fraction of effector CD8+ T cells remains during the contraction phase and differentiate into memory T cells critical for mounting robust recall responses in response to secondary infection. Low frequency of memory T cells in vivo is a major obstacle to investigate their functional aspects including migration capacity and genetic regulation. Here, we describe detailed protocol for memory T cell differentiation developed by von Andrian’s group to generate large number of CD44hiCD62Lhi antigen-specific memory T cells in vitro.
Keywords: Ag-specific memory CD8 T cellMaterials and Reagents
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Acknowledgments
The protocol was adapted from a previously described study (Manjunath et al., 2001). This work was supported by the Starr Cancer Consortium (13-A123 to M.O.L. and M.Q.Z.), the Rita Allen Foundation (M.O.L.), the NBRPC (2012CB316503 to M.Q.Z), and the NIH (HG001696 to M.Q.Z.).
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Kim, M. V., Ouyang, W., Liao, W., Zhang, M. Q. and Li, M. O. (2014). Murine in vitro Memory T Cell Differentiation. Bio-protocol 4(13): e1171. DOI: 10.21769/BioProtoc.1171.
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Immunology > Immune cell function > Lymphocyte
Immunology > Immune cell function > Antigen-specific response
Immunology > Immune cell isolation > Maintenance and differentiation
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