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Youn-Hee Park (울산대학교) Sun-Kyung Koo (울산대학교) Yu-Joung Lee (울산대학교) In-Yi Joe (울산대학교) Song-Cheol Kim (울산대학교) Duck-Jong Han (울산대학교) Dong-Gyun Lim (울산대학교)
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대한미생물학회 JOURNAL OF BACTERIOLOGY AND VIROLOGY JOURNAL OF BACTERIOLOGY AND VIROLOGY Vol.39 No.3
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2009.9
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217 - 227 (11page)

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Immunotherapy with regulatory T lymphocytes is considered to be an attractive new therapeutic modality to prevent allograft rejection. The success of this new therapy is critically dependent on the preparation of highly effective and enough number of regulatory T cells. Here, we tried to establish a proper strategy for the ex vivo expansion of regulatory T cells and evaluated their characteristics. CD4?CD25<SUP>h+</SUP>CD62L? T cells were isolated from the recipient mice and weekly stimulated with various stimuli in the presence of IL-2. The most efficient protocol for the expansion of regulatory T cells maintaining Foxp3 expression and regulatory activity was the three cycles stimulation with donor bone marrow-derived dendritic cells (BM-DCs) which yielded around 400 fold expansion of regulatory T cells. The in vitro-expanded regulatory T cells expressing lymph node homing receptors on their cell surface, were composed of polyclonal population, and did not acquire the ability to produce effector cytokines. Importantly, these expanded regulatory T cells induced a modest prolongation of skin allograft survival when combined with transient T cell depletion in recipient mice. These data indicate that our protocol could be used to obtain an effective population of natural regulatory T cells available for the regulatory T cell therapy to prevent allograft rejection.

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