Molecular understanding of oxygen-tension and patient-variability effects on ex vivo expanded T cells.

Abstract:

:Immunotherapy with ex vivo cultured T cells depends on a large supply of biologically active cells. Understanding the effects of culture parameters is essential for improving the proliferation and efficacy of the expanded cells. Low oxygen tension (5% pO(2)) was previously reported to improve T-cell expansion and alter cellular phenotypic characteristics compared to T cells cultured at 20% pO(2). Here we report the use of DNA-array based transcriptional analysis coupled with protein-level analysis to provide molecular insights into pO(2) and patient-variability effects on expanded primary human T cells. Analysis of seven blood samples showed that reduced pO(2) results in higher expression of genes important in lymphocyte biology, immune function, and cell-cycle progression. 20% pO(2) resulted in higher expression of genes involved in stress response, cell death, and cellular repair. Expression of granzyme A (gzmA) was found to be significantly regulated by oxygen tension with cells at 5% pO(2) having greater gzmA expression than at 20% pO(2). Protein-level analysis of gzmA was consistent with transcriptional analysis. Granzyme K (gzmK) was coexpressed with gzmA, whereas Granzyme B (gzmB) expression was found to precede the expression of both gzmA and gzmK in 15-day cultures. Temporal gene expression patterns for seven blood samples demonstrate that most genes are expressed by all patient samples in similar temporal patterns. However, several patient-specific gene clusters were identified, and one cluster was found to correlate well with cell proliferation and may potentially be used to predict patient-specific T-cell expansion.

journal_name

Biotechnol Bioeng

authors

Haddad H,Windgassen D,Ramsborg CG,Paredes CJ,Papoutsakis ET

doi

10.1002/bit.20166

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2004-08-20 00:00:00

pages

437-50

issue

4

eissn

0006-3592

issn

1097-0290

journal_volume

87

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