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• W2800306365 abstract "Human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) donor positive (D+) serostatus with acute rejection is associated with renal allograft loss, but the impact of recipient positive (R+) serostatus is unclear. In an allogeneic renal transplant model, antiviral natural killer (NK) and CD8+ T cell memory responses in murine CMV (MCMV) D+/R+ transplants were compared to D-/R- and D+/R- transplants, with recipient infection varied by MCMV dose and strain. D+/R- transplants had high primary antiviral cytolytic (interferon-γ+) and cytotoxic (granzyme B+) NK responses, whereas NK memory responses were lower in D+/R+ recipients receiving a high primary MCMV dose. Despite MCMV immunity, D+/R+ recipients receiving a low MCMV dose showed primary-like high cytolytic and cytotoxic NK responses. D+/R+ transplants infected with different D/R strains had low cytolytic NK responses but high cytotoxic NK responses. NK memory also induced a novel TNF-α+ NK response among high-dose virus recipients. MCMV+ transplants had greater Th17 responses than MCMV-uninfected transplants and Th17 inhibition ameliorated graft injury. All MCMV+ recipients had similar CD8+ T cell responses. In sum, NK and Th17 responses, but not CD8+ T cells, varied according to conditions of primary recipient infection. This variability could contribute to variable graft outcomes in HCMV D+/R+ renal transplantation. Human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) donor positive (D+) serostatus with acute rejection is associated with renal allograft loss, but the impact of recipient positive (R+) serostatus is unclear. In an allogeneic renal transplant model, antiviral natural killer (NK) and CD8+ T cell memory responses in murine CMV (MCMV) D+/R+ transplants were compared to D-/R- and D+/R- transplants, with recipient infection varied by MCMV dose and strain. D+/R- transplants had high primary antiviral cytolytic (interferon-γ+) and cytotoxic (granzyme B+) NK responses, whereas NK memory responses were lower in D+/R+ recipients receiving a high primary MCMV dose. Despite MCMV immunity, D+/R+ recipients receiving a low MCMV dose showed primary-like high cytolytic and cytotoxic NK responses. D+/R+ transplants infected with different D/R strains had low cytolytic NK responses but high cytotoxic NK responses. NK memory also induced a novel TNF-α+ NK response among high-dose virus recipients. MCMV+ transplants had greater Th17 responses than MCMV-uninfected transplants and Th17 inhibition ameliorated graft injury. All MCMV+ recipients had similar CD8+ T cell responses. In sum, NK and Th17 responses, but not CD8+ T cells, varied according to conditions of primary recipient infection. This variability could contribute to variable graft outcomes in HCMV D+/R+ renal transplantation." @default.
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• W2800306365 title "NK cell and Th17 responses are differentially induced in murine cytomegalovirus infected renal allografts and vary according to recipient virus dose and strain" @default.
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