2008
DOI: 10.1002/path.2428
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A critical role for TRAIL in resolution of granulomatous experimental autoimmune thyroiditis

Abstract: Granulomatous experimental autoimmune thyroiditis (G-EAT) is induced by mouse thyroglobulin (MTG)-sensitized splenocytes activated in vitro with MTG and IL-12. Thyroid lesions reach maximal severity 20 days after cell transfer, and usually resolve or progress to fibrosis by day 60 depending on the extent of thyroid damage at day 20. Our previous studies indicated that neutralization of TNF-α or FasL had no effect on G-EAT induction, but neutralization of TNF-α promoted, while neutralization of FasL inhibited G… Show more

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“…Therefore, the decreased expression of proinflammatory cytokines in CD2-FLIP transgenic mice was apparently one major factor that resulted in their overall reduced susceptibility to G-EAT. 7,21,23,24 These results would be consistent with findings by others suggesting that transgenic overexpression of FLIP in T cells results in decreased T cell activation. 37 Although transgenic overexpression of FLIP in T cells may have resulted in decreased T cell activation in our CD2-FLIP transgenic mice, the fact that depletion of donor CD8 ϩ T cells increased the ability of splenocytes from CD2-FLIP Tg ϩ mice to transfer G-EAT is consistent with the idea that apoptosis-resistant CD8 ϩ T cells are, at least in part, responsible for the relative resistance to G-EAT in recipients of cells from CD2-FLIP transgenic donors.…”
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confidence: 92%
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“…Therefore, the decreased expression of proinflammatory cytokines in CD2-FLIP transgenic mice was apparently one major factor that resulted in their overall reduced susceptibility to G-EAT. 7,21,23,24 These results would be consistent with findings by others suggesting that transgenic overexpression of FLIP in T cells results in decreased T cell activation. 37 Although transgenic overexpression of FLIP in T cells may have resulted in decreased T cell activation in our CD2-FLIP transgenic mice, the fact that depletion of donor CD8 ϩ T cells increased the ability of splenocytes from CD2-FLIP Tg ϩ mice to transfer G-EAT is consistent with the idea that apoptosis-resistant CD8 ϩ T cells are, at least in part, responsible for the relative resistance to G-EAT in recipients of cells from CD2-FLIP transgenic donors.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…FLIP mRNA was highly expressed in thyroids of recipients of splenocytes from Tg ϩ donors ( Figure 6A), whereas much lower levels of FLIP were detected in thyroids of recipients of splenocytes from FLIP Tg Ϫ donors with severe G-EAT ( Figure 6A). As shown previously, 20,21,23,24 cytokine mRNA was undetectable in thyroids of normal Tg ϩ or Tg Ϫ mice ( Figure 6, B-F). Consistent with the results *Supernatants were obtained at the time cells were harvested for transfer to recipient mice.…”
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